Velop Mesh wifi compatability with Helix




I am currently using Linksys Velop Mesh (3 atennas) with my current system. If I go to Helix is my sytem still compatible? I have a very large coverage. THx





 
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Hi Allardjm, if you use your own router, you could use it with our Helix gateway but, with the bridge mode activated in our gateway. Your WiFi connection will work but let's say you decide to also take our Helix TV service, the remote voice commands won't work with bridge mode. Hope this answers your question.
i think it’s too early to think about h.266.

in any case if it will be supported then you need new hardware. hey@searcher@gotchathanks for reaching out :) at the moment teacis not supported yet, sorry about that :/ you can find alldevices which support hifi in this list where you see the yellow “hifi” symbol. hopefullyteac will be soon in the list, so please make sure you check it regularly to make sure you don’t miss any update :) If you install fiber optic link between to points, it can not be wiretapping without notice. But with satellite is giving some options for that. Maybe you should hide your data by encryption systems between two points.  

good luck! hi [@jonathonk.afbyws](/u/jonathonk.afbyws),

yes the g7 linked there is republic compatible. solution to my problem.

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djc1309 well, then, you might as well put extra jacks out there anyway. in either case, it should work fine as long as ap is on the same subnet (ip address range.) [image] finco:

i’m not exactly sure what i should be looking for.

if there is still one that is connecting with the old version (2.7.2)

currently it seems like they are all with the new version.