I suppose all 3 units have the same router name and password unlike having 3 different routers in different areas, thus eliminating wifi search and logging in on the fastest router on the area? null

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IronHorseGPS · Accepted Answer

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You assume correctly. While all the node have different IDs at first, once you use the Linksys App to link them into the network mess, they become seamless - baring the same network name throughout the system and the individual IDs will no longer be displayed as individual hot spots.

daytonadan · Answer

Correct. A single network. No need to change networks as you move around the house.

Beradon · Answer

Correct, all devices will be seen as the same name by your clients. Your clients can seamlessly roam between them to maintain the strongest signal.

LinksysSEA · Answer

That is correct. One network name for your mobile devices to connect seamlessly to as they move around the house.

Helpful7 · Answer

Yes, it has one Wi-Fi network name. The mesh network presents each node with the same SSID name to your devices and the mesh network decides which node and band will provide the best experience for each device. http://www.linksys.com/us/velop/

Answered by Helpful7 9 years ago

“I suppose all 3 units have the same router name and password unlike having 3 different routers in different areas, thus eliminating wifi search and logging in on the fastest router on the area?”

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