Can the Apex mesh extender use both a wired and wireless connection to the Apex router?

Can the Apex mesh extender use both a wired and wireless connection to the Apex router?

The Apex mesh extender can extend network WIFI coverage using either a wired or wireless connection back to the Apex router, but not both at the same time. If you want to switch from wired to wireless or vice versa, you will need to reset the Apex mesh extender back to factory settings by pressing the RESET button on the side for at least 10 seconds and go back through the setup process.


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