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--- network:internet_ethernet [2024/02/19 06:26] – [Ethernet Cable] system
+++ network:internet_ethernet [2024/02/19 08:25] (current) – [Ethernet Cable] system
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 ====== Ethernet Cable ======
   * An Ethernet cable plugged into the WAN port of the hardware is the most common method of connecting the device to the network.
-  * It is also the method used to initiate the other methods so that the system can download and configure the device with the information required for the other methods to connect to the network. (This is a one-time action)
+  * It is also the method used to ''initiate'' the other methods so that the system can download and configure the device with the information required for the other methods to connect to the network. (This is a one-time action)
   * For the Ethernet cable method to work, the device must be connected to a network in which a DHCP (IPv4) server is running to assign an IP address to the device.
   * You can then also configure the Ethernet WAN with the following alternative connection options
         * PPPoE
+<panel type="primary">
+{{:network:internet_wan-pppoe.png |}}
+</panel>
+-----
         * Static IP Address
+<panel type="primary">
+{{:network:internet_wan-static.png |}}
+</panel>
+<alert type="warning">
+  * When you extend a mesh network, it is **not necessary** to connect the remote node to the network first.
+  * <wrap em>The remote node connects to the rest of the mesh network via the WiFi network.</wrap>
+  * It gets its settings from the controller via an existing mesh network.
+</alert>