Relay mode is a network topology through which the coverage of wireless networks can be extended to provide better signal strength and stability. In a wireless network environment, wireless signals can be forwarded from one router to another through router relay, and then network signals can be transmitted from one location to another. This article describes the use of the trunk mode in detail.
Uses of relay mode:
1. Increase the coverage of wireless network: The relay mode can wirelessly relay wireless signals to areas that cannot be directly connected to the main router, such as some remote corners or places with weak signal coverage. In this way, users can get a good wireless signal throughout the house or office building.
2. Improve the strength and stability of wireless signals: Relay mode can improve the problem of unstable or weak wireless signals by forwarding wireless signals from the main router to the relay router. Users can avoid disconnection or delay when using the device to improve network stability.
3. Reduce the distance limit between devices: Sometimes, the distance limit between devices makes it impossible to connect directly to the primary router, and the relay mode can solve the distance limit between devices by passing the network signal from the primary router to the relay router.
4. Simplify the network architecture: In the complex network architecture, the relay mode can simplify the network topology, reduce the number of network devices, and improve the efficiency and convenience of network management.
