This would be too much of a hassle for most people, but if you're a techie you want to be able to scale your network, run a small business, or use wireless hotspots to supplement your wired ones Connect Devices Connect to a place you wouldn't normally (which is what I used it for) look no further. The software is excellent and has enterprise-class features to analyze traffic from all connected devices and control device access, among many other options that I didn't spend time on. Bottom line, lots of features and the ability to add as many access points as you like. Whatever you want, wired or wireless mesh at a great price if you don't mind spending a little time setting it up.
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