eero Pro 6E Setup Guide | FAQ's Answered | All Configs Shown 

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And this guy is the reason why RU-vid was invented. Thanks m’dude. I have one pro6E and four pro6 units. 3 unmanaged switches. It’s glorious.

Truly enjoyed your presentation and made the material understandable for an old guy like me that isn’t very tech savvy and not used to all the terms so the visual aides were helpful. I’ll admit that I will have to view it a couple times to make sure I understand the wireless application before I set it up. I am installing the eero in my 2000 sq Ft warehouse and sharing my neighbor’s wifi system which is on the other side of our dividing wall so hopefully it all works out because according to the geek guy that set up my TV he said the signal was weak so I don’t want to have connection issues with my laptop or stereo system. Thank you again and I will follow you for future presentations.

Wow I’ve been searching for this exact video content on how to hook up the modem, router, switch with wired backhaul. Excellent video and use of the hardware and cables, thank you!!

Excellent, just excellent information. From knowing very little about Eero meshing, this video helped me come up to speed on all the connection, wired and wireless possibilities for extending my wireless capability in my home/property. Now let's hope the Eero Pro 6E I have does the job as I set it up for extending...

Well done! A simple explanation of a wired/wireless backhaul system, really useful!

Thanks so much, is refreshing to get some guidance, in ‘plain speak’, how things work and how to achieve the best set up. Backhaul was confusing me, not anymore, even the best configuration with using mesh and unmanaged switches. Wish I had found your channel sooner. At least I’m subscribed now. Thanks again..!

Thank you for this! I was racking my brain trying to troubleshoot the failure between the Eero and the NETGEAR Switch; and here you are with the solution! 😃👍

I'm confused on this. i got a 3 pack eero pro 6e. when i called customer service to get help with turning off the 2ghz and 5ghz channels so it could bridge, the eero customer service agent said i didn't need to do that. i plugged the 1st eero gateway unit in to the wifi 1 port rather than the ONT port. so my original wifi modem/ router (which is the att bgw320) is not switched off for wifi. i did not change any settings on it. if my Eeros units hooked up correctly?

Super helpful and I couldn’t agree more with all your comments…spot on!

My 2nd Eero downstairs in my new build doesn't power on nor is detected by the app? My first eero is powered on in my network closet and I found the ethernet cord that said WAP and plugged that into the 2.5 slot on both and nothing happens. Do I have to get a network switch with POE to turn on the 2nd EERO is it only has an ethernet connection in the ceiling?

You answered all of my questions, awesome video. To the point. Who needs AI when we have you. Thanks mate.

Hi I one question that you did not mention on the video if I wired backhaul the other pro6e and put the other pro 6e as a wireless backhaul close to the wired backhaul will that work better or the same as wireless backhaul close to a wireless backhaul satellite which you don't recommend on the video?

In my house I have two lan ports in the wall in 4 places so total 8 ports. On the back of it one has a yellow wire attached and one is blue and I assume it is lan and telephone respectively. I have connected all those to a switch inside the network box accept one wire which goes to the modem directly and one wire comes back from the router to the network box to connect to the switch. My concern is that does it matter to use the telephone blue wire as lan and does it use a different twisted pair inside the connecter. This setup works for me but wanted to know does it affects anything? Also can I use my old router as a node with the same ssid and pass?

I need your help! I moved my couch and internet went out. My system is blinking red. I have eero a switch a Vivint memory and this lil blk box that’s connected to the wall cable on one end and on the other is Ethernet from Frontier.

Can I connect the eero router to my existing router through wifi? I have a netgear nighthawk I use the dumos features. Frontier sent me a router with my service so can I use the eero as a wifi extender?

Excellent; thanks for taking some of the "mystery" out of this process. Well done!

Hello sir, thank you for the important info regarding eero product. I have carefully watched the video and as ex-employee in eero technical support, I would like to draw your attention for some mistakes you have mentioned in your video. First : network switches There are three kinds of switches in market: a. Unmanaged switch blank and plug and play function available b. Smart unmanaged switch also plug and play function available c. Managed switch have an admin page which you can disable and enable many fuctions What is the difference between smart unmanaged and unmanaged? Second: The eero network have integrated many smart functions into it, how ever the most important things integrated into eero system are: 1. Spanning tree protocol 2. 802.1p (QOS/COS) 3. IGMP snooping 4. Loop prevention 5. VLAN's So we go back into what is the difference between smart unmanaged switch and blank unmanaged switch? that the above integrated functions are been included in the smart unmanaged switches and therefore using smart unmanaged switch into eero network could result in strange behaviors such as device loose connection for no reasons or a node could loose connection even if it is wired through a smart unmanaged switch. so eero network will take in charge of the network, then smart unmanaged switch will over ride and try to take in charge of the network, simply they will start fighting with each other! My research on switches and down loading their technical data sheet, I found that all Netgear switches are smart switches but there are other brands which does not have the 5 important functions build in. I’ll give an example, down load any netgear switch data sheet and search for the 1 to 5 things I mentioned previously you would find one or more build in and since it is unmanaged switch there is no admin page to disable them. You may down load any of the following switches data sheet and you will not find any of the mentioned points are been build in: 1. TP link LS 1008G lite wave 2. GREENnet TEG-S80g 3. GREENnet TEG-S50g 4. Monoprice switch 110927 5. Tp link TL-SG1008D 6. Luxul xgs-1008 7. TEG1024D 24 ports 8. Greennet S16G 16 ports 9. TL-SG1005d 10. TEG1016D 11. TEG1024D I would strongly advice to make a new video explaining the above points since we used to advice customers to change the switch if we found out in the data sheet of that particular switch is having some functions which already integrated in the eero system. Finally POE switches to power second or third eero in the network if power outlet is not available is not Advisable and could lead to damage the eero unit, eero has it's eero POE which can be purchase seperatly and safely powered the remaining eero units on wired connections. Have a nice day and thank you for the videos you’re posting in youtube

I wish I knew stuff. Thank goodness for this dude.

THANK YOU ! ! ! --You have provided a HUGE public service. Be proud, man. I have been a tech. geek for decades, peripherally kind of know what a switcher was and did, but never had to use one. With the Eero, I now needed to use one as the Eero did not have in a built-in switcher like my failing Asus. Thanks to your explanations here, I was not wondering if what I was doing was correct. I feel relieved.

Can you connect to eero 6e router together? My provider gave me 1 but I need to add on and all I see is 2-3 packs

Can you use Eero POE gateway instead of a switch for wired backhaul?

Question: I have a Netgear router/managed switch. I would like to plug that into the euro router, to give me the ethernet ports I need. Is this possible?

How do you connect 2 Eero Pro 6E’s together, if you have internet faster than 1Gbps, and you want them both to perform faster than 1Gbps?

I presently have a asus RT-AC3100 router. Would you suggest I upgrade to the eero pro 6e?

Thx for this video. You covered everything I wanted including all the 2.5gbe stuff. Perfect!

I was having interference issues with my current network. To alleviate this I purchased a Deco X55 and set it up in AP mode. Things were fixed. Frontier had some specials to upgrade my speed from my 0rigianl 75 Meg up-down. So, I said yes because it was cheaper than my current bill. They sent me this Eero 6+ and told me to set it up. What a mess as it was competing with the new Mesh. So, I finally set the eero in bridge mode. The Deco has far more configurations for my needs. They will be out soon to upgrade my modem and hopefully, the connection from the ONT to the modem. Any issues with setting the error in bridge mode while having the Deco Mech setup as ethernet AP nodes? Thanks

Awesome information - Thanks!! If I do a wired backhaul (2 eeros connected together) without a switch and have other eeros that use wifi signal in different rooms and use the eero ethernet port to connect a device will that create greater speeds even if i’m not using a switch? I presume mixing wired to wireless backhaul methods that uses ethernet at the wireless eeros.

Excellent video! I have a question; since I don't have ethernet throughout my home only coax can I use a Mocha to Ethernet adapter to connect to the second Eero router? Thanks!

EXCELLENT video..! I have. friend that needs help troubleshooting an EERO network and you absolutely solved our issue. Thank you!!!

I am new to all this so I just wanted to ask the question to clarify. I have a two story house, with a basement, being build in which all the rooms will have a cat6 plug in them. There is also going to be a central "hub" in which the modem will take the ISP signal, that will then go to a separate router, which will then connect to a switch, which then has all the plugs for the different rooms throughout the house. If I were to buy a mesh system, I would remove the router that is there, then go from modem to the new mesh router, then plug that into the switch correct? From there, if I went to the second story and wire the second mesh 'node' to the plug on the wall, that would be considered a wired backhaul correct?

I have a AT&T U-verse 2 in 1 modem /router combo. It is connected to a 16 port switch that feeds my house that is pre-wired with Ethernet ports in every room. I have put the eeros in bridge mode and connected them to these ports throughout the house. Is this the best setup or should I have put the modem/router into bridge mode instead?

I'm about to get one of these from my ISP, I've seen some of the settings via the app, but I need to do some advanced network configuration settings . I have not found any documentation on this, maybe you can make a video on that, or point me in the right direction? Thanks

I have a question why did they make eero only able to communicate with each other I’m frustrated they did this because I wanted wireless backhaul for both nodes at 2.5 gigs so I have a CM2000 modem and 2 eero 6e’s and also a 2.5 gig 5 port switch so what I wanted to do was connect the modem to the switch and then the gateway to the switch and then also the 2nd eero to the switch for complete wired backhaul but the 2nd eero only connects thru wifi and doesn’t recognize the hardwired connection and this frustrates me because I wanted to utilize the 2.5 jack on the 2nd eero now when I take the Ethernet cable out of the switch for the 2nd eero and I plug it directly to the gateway eero via 1 gig port it immediately recognizes the hardwired connection but now that 2nd eero is capped at 1 gig when it is a 2.5 gig cable device why did they do this are there anyways to fully utilize the maximum speed of the 2nd eero or will I forever be capped at 1 gig please let me know if you have any information or insight I would greatly appreciate it thank you this is very frustrating

I'm using the wireless backhaul from two different eero Pro 6E. One from the router, and the other from a remote eero Pro 6E. It pretty much doubles my speed, vs. Wifi, at each location.

Again very informative video, thank you. I have a bunch of Eero 6 pro’s, unfortunately my house is not suited for wired backhaul, so I know speeds are decreasing. As you mentioned the wireless speeds of the 6E pro are crazy fast, does that also mean powerful, meaning other nodes receive stronger signals via the witeless backhaul, hence improve overall witeless speeds? Thanks!

Thanks for the review. Is the eero 6e able to connect with a moca adapter to create a landline? If so, would that mean the Wi-Fi connection would be stronger? Thanks in advance!

17:45 the answer I was looking for! Thank you! I'm currently running my Eero 6 Pro with an Att Fixed Wireless and had to bridge the Eero system. I just got my Starlink dish and router on Sunday. I am still waiting for the Ethernet adapter to arrive. When I plug my Eero into my Starlink, should I keep my Eero's in Bridged mode or put the Starlink router into Bridge mode? When all is said and done all of the Eero's will be Wired Back haul. If that matters. I was told if I Bridged the Starlink router, I lose all uses of the Starlink app.

I have a question. I purchased the eero pro 6e and an iphone 15 pro max. I how do I access the 6ghz band with my new iphone to the eero pro 6e? It shows a connection to my eero but when i do the speed test, is showing normal speeds. I have ATT fiber and i have the 1Gbps plan. On my mac mini which i have the modem/router from att connected directly to my mac mini, when i do the speed test i am getting around 980 mbps, so the speed is correct. I then ran an ethernet cable from the back of the att modem/router to the eero pre 63 router. How do I know if I am accessing the 6ghz band on my new iphone 15 pro max? I've seen RU-vid videos of people having super fast crazy speeds with their new iphones 15 connected to the to the 6ghz band but no one is showing how they are setting it up. Can you please send me a message or create a video and let me know how that works? Thank you I appreciate it and love all of your videos!

Thank You, You are the man !!!the internet service provider was unable to help! You Rock !

Great vid! My ring floodlight is awful! I bought a chime pro 2nd gen put it in hallway and still no good! I’ve literally just bought a 6e (arriving tomorrow) will/should it improve the connection solely off just the 1?

Hello, if i connect like you said from the modem to the the first router to switch and then to the next router, the speed is the same as i connect a router direct to a router or I need a particular switch to maintain the same speed as direct?

I also have a router/modem combo. If I disable the router portion, does the modem portion have any settings that would make it faster or slower than any other modem?

So if I have a 2 gig spped from my ISP and I want that speed to go from the router to the switch so I can have the 2 gig wired speeds as well is that possible with only having the 1 2.5 gig port or would eero need to have a second port? If not possible do you have another recommendation router wise to handle that speed?

Just purchased the Pro 6E which I plan to use on a modem/router unit provided by AT&T and their fiber network. I was not happy with the range I was getting from their router. Based on your recommendation to disable their router, do I have to contact them to place their router in bridge mode or can I do this from the app they had me download? And once in bridge mode, will my network name and password have to be reset and/or will I have to reconnect all my devices once my eero is up and running?

thanks for the great info. I have a question I don't think was asked yet. I have a modem/router/Hub all in one (Sagemcom 5364) included by my ISP provider. it's okay. but we have some spots in our 3 bedroom house, where the Wifi is just a bit slow. So my question is, if I just get the Eero Po 6E (1 pack) and make that my Wifi router (turning off my old built in router) will this make a difference and will it work with just the one Eero or do I need at least two? thanks!

Great vid, thanks. Question: can I use a long either net cable to move the base eero unit to a more central location in my house?

19:15 wont plugging your modem in into the 1 Gig port bottle neck your internet speed if you’re paying for >1gig speeds?

Ok so lol. I want to run modem to eero pro 6e to Switch from with to 2 more eero pro 6e wired. Then the third eero pro 6e will run a second switch out to several devices in the living room wired . Any suggestions? Will my erros slow down if I plig in too many devices wired. Will the middle erro need to be wired. Is getting more ammount😢 of devices connected per eero wirelessly going to slow down the speeds. Thanks

Need help, when plugging in to the 2.5 port my eero does not connect to the internet (red light) but when connecting to the other port it (1gb) it works perfectly fine. I do have 2.5gb service and I have a 10gb Ethernet cable provided by my isp.

HELLO can I use modem to connect a ORBI then connect to a cable then plug into a EERO ?? so basically, run 2 different mesh system at home ? Thanks !

Great Video! Question though. Does using an unmatched switch reduce your speeds? Example if I want to hook up my Xbox to the unmatched switch box will my speeds be the same or at least comparable to just directly hooking up and Ethernet cable to the last free Ethernet port on the Eero? Thanks in advanced!

Question: What do you do if you want to have 2.5gb wired connections to multiple wired devices and still use the 2.5gb connection on the eero also? So basically you have 2.5gb to both wireless and wired connections 5:25

Great vid, thanks. Question- Can I wire connect 3 eeros directly into my router/modem? OR do I have to disable my AT&T router and then connect one eeros to modem then out to the other two eeros?

Such an exceptional explainer, thank you for this video with no BS

Yh but what is my modern speeds are 2.5gb my Ethernet from modern to router I have to use the 2.5 port leaving just the 1gb port for my desktop now capped at 1gb losing half my speeds? Looks like they should have have two 2.5gb ports.

Thanks. This answered all my questions - particularly the last part. I have

I currently have a cable/modem router and 3 wires out the back of that modem which connect to wall connections on 3 floors of my house---each connecting to a wireless modem thru the wall. I guess my question is should I connect switch to first the eero, then connect the existing 3 wall connection to the switch, and then connect 3 eeros to the ports in the wall on each floor?...I know...its a big house! BTW, your video is fantastic. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer

Quick question what if you have a security system that runs on a wired connection to the router and a television. How are you supposed to get it to work with this erro that only has two ports in the back one is being used by the router????? I need to get this to work. Also, I have a wireless printer. How do I get that to connect to that frontier Internet sent me this and they are no help to get it installed properly.

Thanks for the guide from Italy! May I ask a question? How I can create a full 2,5 GB/s LAN (with cable) with the 3 pack Eero pro 6E (with full I mean from the modem to all the elements)?. I have a 10 GB/s connection with my ISP, I connect the modem to one of the 3 eero elements. Now, if I want to connect to the other using a 2,5 GB/s line, what I have to do? there is no possibility to "duplicate" the 2,5 GB/s through some sort of "Ethernet port duplicator" (sorry for my English, while I'm writing I know that is terrible), like one ethernet port connected to the 2,5 GB/s port to a "black-box" with two ethernet port (one input connected with the modem) and one output connected to the secondo Eero?

I have followed the back haul setup with an unmanaged switch between them as you demonstrated. It is working, except that I am getting a flashing blue light on the additional eero unit. Please advise.

I changed cat 5e cable to cat 6 from modem to router and switch,I have ethernet jack in the living room but I believe it's a cat 5 or 5e it's behind the wall. Should I go wireless or wired with the eero pro6e I have on order

Bro really broke it down for everybody no BS. Great video.

so, i have a question. my grandparents swapped internet on me without telling me (i rent the basement) and they put the router/moden in the garage with an eero pro6e. i now have a eero pro6e in my bedroom as well for wifi but i have a gaming computer that i use ethernet with. there IS one of those ethernet cables with female on both ends that goes through the walls from the garage too the basement. so, could i attach the garage eero too that extender ethernet cable, which would go to an unmanaged switch that connects too my bedroom eero, that has a cat6 ethernet that goes to my computer? they pay for like 950mb/s download speed and i get 12mb/s wireless on my PC so obviously that kind of sucks for gaming, and also no wifi on my computer so it HAS to be ethernet either way. im just trying to figure out how to set it up via ethernet so i can take advantage of the full internet speed, since im the only one that even uses the internet in this house in the first place. i hope that made sense🥰

i have Fios 1Gig. Router Cr1000a fed by ethernet from ONT. from router i have a cat6e cable to eero pro6E router. from fios router i have a coaxial cable to fios G3100 extender in bedroom, from there i have an ethernet cable going to the 2nd eero router. less than 40ft i have the 3rd eero router connected wirelessly backhaul. is that the way i should have it setup. i don't have bridge mode on. is there a different way i should have it setup?

When hooking the satellites, should hook them up one by one wired next to main router to get each one updated or just put them in the room I'm leaving it in to get updated?

hi, love your videos, thank you! i was just about to by the ring alarm pro but i love my eero pro 3 pack.. i think i need all three... like you said, you always connect to the closest one.. now that being said.. i am getting the feeling if i get the ring alarm pro i am basically going to have to trash my 3 lovely eero pros(mine are the more square flat kind, if that matters, def not the beacon)? and then i have to just use the new ring eero router only as my new home router? if this is true i am so bummed... thanks again

Good info just subscribed. Got new isp (1gig hardwired)and they used eero pro 6e as the the gateway upstairs. Notice huge drop off in basement. I know I said u preferred keeping same models in use. But would a 6+ (up to 1gb)eero be enough to add to basement(gaming consoles primary)? Will be ordering Ethernet switch as will becuz of 4 consoles down in basement.

I recently switched from cable to 2Gps fiber and included in the install were 2 eero Pro 6e. The wifi speeds have not been over 500 unless I connect directly into the router which may get me close to 1Gps. Any suggestions or videos you can point me to to get the most of the 2Gps service? I'm not opposed to ditching eeros altogether and wiring home. The fact the eero only has one 2.5Gps port may be a deal breaker requiring a router with more ports to handle 2Gps. Insights?

How to do you connect your Eero router to your mobile hotspot on an iPhone to use as back up internet?

This was great. Can I attach a network switch for my NAS to the wireless router? I am about to set one up and trying to figure out the best way I can set it up.

You give a lot of questions answered but unfortunately, not mine. Can I use the current (Before eero mesh) router (Combo unit given to me at no charge from ATT which has a good router portion in addition to its fast fiberoptic modem), so say my 3 eero act as satellites and I have one more range extender in my system, rather turning one of them into router as you show and have only 2 satellite (or one less)?

This is exactly what I've done 😊 and it works! I've installed 4 units but 3 are ethernet backhauled. Only 1 is fully wireless connected simply because there is nowhere to run cables. Just make sure your gateway eero is directly connected to your modem or hub with no switches in the way. I've run an 8 port switch from the gateway which then sends the signal around the house. Now every room has maximum WiFi strength and speed. The only thing is mobile devices can take some time to change connection between nodes, which can mean a drop in signal strength for a while it isn't instant. It's a minor niggle but I do like seeing full WiFi bars on my device. The other thing is one of the nodes just died a week ago and nothing would get it to work so I've had to buy a replacement. 😠

Please respond Basically my question is what’s the point of only one 2.5gb port if I have that speed, it leave just a 1gb port to plug into my desktop only getting 1gb because my 2.5gb is being used my the modern 🤦

If i had a hypothetical network speed faster than 2.5gb, could I connect the router directly to the unmanaged router, and then split those into the eero mesh system so that each has more than a gigabit connection?

Somehow you anticipated every question I had and answered it clearly. Many thanks 🙏.

I have 4500 sq ft home and TVs on opp end of the landscape, all one floor. Using Eero Pro. Do you recommend wireless or wired backhaul IF I use only 2 Eero devices?? I am also considering using 4 total Eero devices and using wireless backhaul and placing one Eero beside each TV and connecting direct into each TV?

Can you please tell me, if you are running a wireless backhaul between the two Eero's, why would you connect devices via ethernet to the secondary Eero if it still then needs to transmit wirelessly to the Eero acting as the router? Is it actually better speeds / more reliable connection? Or is it merely that you are determining which Eero your devices are connected to rather than letting the network assign which Eero the devices wirelessly connect to?

I may have missed it but if my router/modem is in bridge mode and it has all the Ethernet ports on the back, are those no longer useable? I have to use the ones on the eero or the connected switch?

Can you feasibly create a wired backhaul using something like TP-Link AV2000 Powerline Adapter, to relieve congestion on the 6ghz side as more wifi6 devices connect? As to not use or free up the 6ghz lane being used as the backhaul.

What about if you want to run the eero Pro 6e with a pfSense router. I would like pfSense to do all the routing but use my 2 eero to only work as an access point? Is there a place in the eero app to turn off the routing capabilities.

Is it possible to have to have too many nodes (mesh devices)? For example, would their be any performance downgrades with devices having to switch between too many nodes as you walk throughout your house?

great tutorial. Way to help me out and i am not that technical and you made it very simple to understand. Thanks again.

I'm trying to connect my eero to my computer via ethernet. my eero isn't plugged into anything besides a wall receptacle for power. When I go on my computer it says "unidentified network", but I can use the WIFI from it just not ethernet. So I'm getting no connection from my ethernet cable. Am I using it incorrectly? Does it have to already be plugged into a modem for ethernet to work?

Outstanding! You answered every scenario possible 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

Don’t you need a switch that is rated for more then 1gb? I mean In order to get the full wired 2.5 gig of backhaul? Thanks

I have a wired backhaul. I have a smart home. The house is wired throughout. I have the modem in a panel in a closet. All my eeros are eero 6+. I have one of them connected directly to the modem. Then I have the other port connected to a Netgear unmanaged switch. From there, I have it connected to the ethernet switch that came with the house to connect the other eeros via Ethernet throughout different rooms in the house. Before I had done all of this, my ISP said in my past configuration that I needed to put the eeros in Bridge Mode and that I couldn't put the modem in Bridge Mode by the ISP's network configuration. With all that said, in my current configuration which is the one that I explained, should I put the eeros in Automatic or Bridge mode?

If the modem has 2 functional ports, can I connect each eero device to each port of the modem (not connecting from erro to eero) ?

My to tplink router gives me 600 down wired. If I connect straight to the modem I get 1,000. I turned off qos because that was giving me 400 down wired. Im thinking a new router (eero 6e) will pass through more speeds (at least 900 down) if I connect the modem to the WAN. Am I wrong?

I have a DSL line, so can't we use eero 6+ to connect to it from the DSL line > It only has an ethernet cable right ? How can I connect . please help. Thanks.

Some of my devices connect to the eero that's wireless and further away. Shouldn't they connect to the wired one that's closer? Annoying.

To create a 2.5Gbps LAN, can I connect a 2.5Gbps switch to eero's 1Gbps port? And then if I have two 2.5Gbps capable devices connected to the switch, can they talk to each other directly in 2.5Gbps speed, or are they still limited by 1Gbps connection on eero?

I have a quesion,my modem is also a router,can I senf from my modem/router to eero,,if yes is there a specific amandments to do,,to have no conflicts please ?

Very Interesting video. I got 3 eero 6+ connected to my modem/router. As the eero managed where my device is connected, do you know if I can force specific device to connect to the closest eero? For instance my Tesla and wall connector connected several times to the farest eero beacon and speed connection is not enough fast to handle Tesla and wasp connector. Thank you again for the great video!

So if I have faster than Gigabit internet, my only option is to use a wireless back haul? Otherwise I will be bottlenecked by my gigabit Ethernet connection?

Thanks! Very clear and tomorrow I plan to tackle the install with POE satellites

I’m going to get 2gb fiber optic. I want to hook 3 week pro6e wired to each other do I need a special unmaneage switch to handle 2gb ?

Can the cable from the 1st eero pro 6e to a PC or unmanned switch be Cat 5 ?

Hi there, hope you are doing OK, very good information. Is there any information for connecting to DSL modem router it has 4 LAN ports no WAN port. Any help would be much appreciated thanks.

Does it have to be an unmanaged switch or can I use a managed as well since I already have one sitting around at the house