With the Linksys Velop AX5300 (AX10600), is there a difference between the devices for the parent node and the child node?
Or: If you need three nodes, can you combine a 2-pack (AX10600) + a single AX5300 into a mesh?

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With the Linksys Velop AX5300 (AX10600), is there a difference between the devices for the parent node and the child node? 
Or: If you need three nodes, can you combine a 2-pack (AX10600) + a single AX5300 into a mesh?

Answer

Yes, you can. The commissioning must be carried out exactly according to the manual. The first node to be installed is connected by cable to Internat and becomes the parent node, the rest become child nodes.

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Child mode refers to the one device that is connected to the Internet; via the lowest, somewhat offset RJ45 connection. 
But they are all identical. One can expand as desired.

Your data. Your choice.

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With the Linksys Velop AX5300 (AX10600), is there a difference between the devices for the parent node and the child node? Or: If you need three nodes, can you combine a 2-pack (AX10600) + a single AX5300 into a mesh?