“What is the maximum speed if you use Ethernet backhaul?”

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• Hi! That will ultimately depend on your network topology, including your Internet speed plan. That being said, tech XE75 Pro is equipped with one 2.5Gbps port, and two 1Gbps ports. If you utilize the 2.5Gbps ports, the backhaul can theoretically be up to 2.5Gbps, if all necessary conditions are met.

  Answered by TPLinkSupport 3 years ago

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• Each node has two 1 GHz and one 2.5 GHz port (clearly labeled). If you make sure to use the 2.5 GHz port from both the main and remote node to the switch you have, it could theoretically backchannel as fast as that.

  Answered by ThomasB 2 years ago

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• The Pro version can do 2.5 GBe.

  Answered by Zathras 2 years ago

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• If your house is wired for cat5e and the wiring & terminations are good and all your Ethernet switches & connected devices have at least a 1gb lan ports you'd see around 930-960mbs.

  Answered by Bpris 3 years ago

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• I have it setup this way and i get 8 to 900

  Answered by Darkstar 3 years ago

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