Plug in the parent node into the Modem and wirelessly send the signal to the satellite node., Can I plug a satellite node into a Computer that needs a direct connection? (Computer doesn't have wifi capability) null

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CoreyJ · Accepted Answer

The satellite nodes are referred to as "child" nodes in the Velop literature. 
To answer your question though, you can plug a child node in near the PC you'd like to connect to the wifi. 
Make sure the node is connected to the parent node via wifi.
(the Linksys app is great)
You then plug an ethernet cable into the child node and the other end into the ethernet plugin on the back of the pc. 
You should then be able to access the internet

CoquiSailor · Answer

As long as your nodes are linked (connected), you should be able to plug a computer without WiFi capability to any of the nodes (using Ethernet cable) to access the internet.

CoquiSailor · Answer

Yes. You may plug a computer or other devices to any of the nodes using the available ethernet port(s).

Linksys Staff · Answer

Yes, InsightDragon, you can connect a computer, wired to the Ethernet port of the Velop node.

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