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You must fully understand how the Linksys Velop network foundation works before you begin installing it in your home.

The idea behind a lattice network is to have many WiFi connections broadcast across your home, whose transmissions overlap to provide remote inclusion everywhere. This is very different from traditional WiFi, which often only included a single remote switch that was either directly integrated into your Internet service's modem or connected to it. Depending on how big your house is, gaining WiFi access everywhere can be nearly impossible with just one switch that can communicate WiFi from anywhere in your house.

Network networks are created with measurement in mind. This means that your home network will be organized using a variety of Linksys Velop network organizing devices, including one necessary Velop Hub that connects to the modem for your Internet connection and up to two "satellite" hubs that can communicate over WiFi. The number of hubs you'll need for your home largely depends on its size. For homes ranging in size from 1500 to 6000 square feet, Linksys has solutions. Although these distances are an educated estimation, other factors may increase or decrease the number of Velop hubs you need to create a reliable WiFi signal in each area of your home that is important to you.

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Essential Velop Hub

Setting up Linksys Velop network organizing tools is not much different from installing a standard remote switch. A fundamental device or switch should be the first component of every Velop network network. This crucial device connects to the modem for your Internet provider. Your WiFi network begins with this crucial Velop Hub, much as how a typical remote switch creates a WiFi signal in your home.

Auxiliary Velop Hubs

The measured concept of lattice networks really shines when you have a necessary Velop Hub collaborating with your network access to create a WiFi signal in your home. In your home, you can have up to two Velop Hubs that can also communicate over WiFi. The presence of these multiple WiFi communications focuses ensures that WiFi coverage throughout your home is complete. Keep in mind that each and every one of your Velop Hubs needs to be strategically placed in your house, close enough to each other to allow for remote communication and the creation of a reliable WiFi signal.