This is the core of my setup. I distribute a set of two remote mesh nodes around the house using wired backhaul to the main mesh router. This gives me good WiFi to the front of the house for the cars, ring cams and outdoor light switches, as well as the backyard for security cams and outdoor controllers. The central mesh router gets the bulk of the internal WiFi clients. Hardwired Ethernet for computers, TV/Roku/media players, home automation, etc…
You should be good. Make sure to test your new wired connections to ensure they can handle the intended rated speed (1gbit) all the way back to the router and modem. Good luck.
This is the core of my setup. I distribute a set of two remote mesh nodes around the house using wired backhaul to the main mesh router. This gives me good WiFi to the front of the house for the cars, ring cams and outdoor light switches, as well as the backyard for security cams and outdoor controllers. The central mesh router gets the bulk of the internal WiFi clients. Hardwired Ethernet for computers, TV/Roku/media players, home automation, etc…
You should be good. Make sure to test your new wired connections to ensure they can handle the intended rated speed (1gbit) all the way back to the router and modem. Good luck.