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From the image in this article [1], that’s more like repeaters on steroids. I don’t see mesh routing at all. I also would’ve liked a mandatory dedicated backha
by fuzzy2 8y ago
From the image in this article [1], that’s more like repeaters on steroids. I don’t see mesh routing at all.
I also would’ve liked a mandatory dedicated backhaul radio, that would work in a incompatible mode from regular Wi-Fi communication, with proper mesh routing, including multi-path link aggregation and whatnot.
[1]: https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/EasyMesh-Wi-Fi-Alliance-zertifiziert-jetzt-Mesh-WLAN-Systeme-4047177.html https://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/EasyMesh-Wi-Fi-Allia...
- fiatjaf 8y agoYes, I thought mesh was something different than a way to spread repeaters in a building. Anyway, this is cool, but if you're looking for advances in mesh networks you should try https://altheamesh.com/ https://altheamesh.com/.