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Question about setting up multiple Xbox Ones within the same building.
I'm thinking about doing 10 xbox ones with 10 monitors. What would be the way to go about this?
If I'm correct most Routers only allow up to 8 ethernet inputs (if I do this WIRED using Ethernet cables)
What about a Wireless LAN setup? Is wireless reliable or is it better to go with WIRED only ?
What about gaming online FROM the LAN group?
Can those 10 Xbox Ones go play online together? For some war sessions... I dunno... let's say 6v6 online or 8v8?
If I were to run multiple Routers to connect all those Xbox Ones to a SINGLE Router, how do the Routers connect to each other then?
I'm thinking about doing 10 xbox ones with 10 monitors. What would be the way to go about this?
If I'm correct most Routers only allow up to 8 ethernet inputs (if I do this WIRED using Ethernet cables)
What about a Wireless LAN setup? Is wireless reliable or is it better to go with WIRED only ?
What about gaming online FROM the LAN group?
Can those 10 Xbox Ones go play online together? For some war sessions... I dunno... let's say 6v6 online or 8v8?
If I were to run multiple Routers to connect all those Xbox Ones to a SINGLE Router, how do the Routers connect to each other then?