How To Add Multiple Nodes To Your Cudy Mesh System

Cudy are experts in the latest Wifi innovations from product design, hardware and software development, supply channel management, manufacturing, marketing and branding, and have more than 15 years experience in the networking industry. In this video Matt takes you through how to add multiple nodes to your mesh system and how easy it is to setup and repeat this process. This is perfect for when you want to expand your wireless range for any large scale project
To see our original video on how to setup your mesh system, watch here:
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0:00 Intro
0:20 Additional Node Setup
1:50 Node Relocation
2:08 Node Signal Strength Indicators
2:39 Additional Node Process Overview
3:09 Outro
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[@cosmicpuma]

Thanks so much for the vid. I wanted to ask - I'm in an apartment building where there is one service provider and they installed the white AX 1800 Cudy unit. When i go into the settings, I see its installed as mesh and I was concerned this would allow other units to connect to mine... Is this possible? And if so, should I and can I turn off this mesh setting? I hope this makes sense. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

[@Boricua0082]

Are they a reliable brand? Was interested into this mesh system but not knowing their brand history makes me a bit wary

[@Real_Stone.]

Bro please wanna know honestly, is cudy more good than tp link Deco model?? Does it perform well than Deco?? Actually my deco m4 does not reach its signal as advertised by the company (2000 square feet a single pack)

[@sudipghose873]

Does it support ethernet backhual?