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Can you hard wire both boosts to the 3200
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Yes, you can wire both to the T3200M.
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@NFtoBC Thankyou one other thing ? Do you have to change some settings in the 3200. Polecat
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No. Each of the Boost devices will be assigned an IP address, and appear as an Ethernet connected device, not wireless.
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Hi, just wondering does 3200m start to support both boost devices to be wirelessly connected?
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No. One needs to be hardwired.
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Wireless backhauls are messy and can lead to alot of wifi headaches. Best to hard wire them both back to the modem.