We are currently deploying a lot of LHGG-60ad links however now the scenario rises the a customers of our requires a relay setup. Have anyone tested this scenario?

A --- link A --- B --- B ---- link B ---- C

Thanks in advance!

Devices Are able to use 4 not overlapping channels, so what is your problem?

It will work as well as daisy-chaining switches will work.

As @mistry7 has already said, loosely there are 4 channels. 58, 60, 62 and 64 Ghz. Just don't reuse the same channel back to back and you'll be fine.

According to the diagram You are all wrong. Not possible. Only one ethernet port on the LHG60 and only one antenna LOL.
Its not a dual radio setup!!
Now if the op had posted
internet----> {ethernet cable) A-------Link1--------B {ethernet cable} C -------Link2---------D {ethenet cable} E--------link3--------F ETC.. I might have believed the reponses.

Where any pair of Links cannot have the same frequency as stated.

Since i am quite enjoying this post lets look at pt to multitpoint, my patented invention
internet----> {ethernet cable) A-------Link1--------B (ethernetcable----switch} D/E/F to G, H, I respectively (360 divided into 3 quadrants), Link1 cannot be the same frequency as Links, 2,3,4 (d to g, e to h, and f to i).

It may works so try and report us your results

This forum sometimes! The guy sis asking what seems a really simple question, can he back to back two of the 60Ghz links, the answer is yes.

Who mentioned dual radios and PtMP? Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

Is there some additional text in the same colour as the page I am missing?

Thanks all much appreciated and will report our personal experience when we finished the implementarion.

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On B try to use the same frequency I am quite confident that it will work without issue

This forum sometimes! The guy sis asking what seems a really simple question, can he back to back two of the 60Ghz links, the answer is yes.

Who mentioned dual radios and PtMP? Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

Is there some additional text in the same colour as the page I am missing?

I think the warm spell in the UK fried some brain cells stevo!
Look at the original diagram and tell me how unit B can both receive from A and send to C.
I know its complicated for a Brit but I think you can get it.......... well since you all voted for Brexit and look what a mess that is............ [perhaps my confidence being low is justified. ;-P

This forum sometimes! The guy sis asking what seems a really simple question, can he back to back two of the 60Ghz links, the answer is yes.

Who mentioned dual radios and PtMP? Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

Is there some additional text in the same colour as the page I am missing?

I think the warm spell in the UK fried some brain cells stevo!
Look at the original diagram and tell me how unit B can both receive from A and send to C.
I know its complicated for a Brit but I think you can get it.......... well since you all voted for Brexit and look what a mess that is............ [perhaps my confidence being low is justified. ;-P

To which my response was;
Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

It's not a "relay" as such but it will do just fine. I have reread the OP and seen yes OP was thinking of using a single dish as a relay. That won't work.

**Please don't bring Brexit into it, there was a 2% majority of which I am open about being one of the 48% remaining losers.

This forum sometimes! The guy sis asking what seems a really simple question, can he back to back two of the 60Ghz links, the answer is yes.

Who mentioned dual radios and PtMP? Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

Is there some additional text in the same colour as the page I am missing?

I think the warm spell in the UK fried some brain cells stevo!
Look at the original diagram and tell me how unit B can both receive from A and send to C.
I know its complicated for a Brit but I think you can get it.......... well since you all voted for Brexit and look what a mess that is............ [perhaps my confidence being low is justified. ;-P

To which my response was;
Radio A <WIRELESS> Radio B <CAT5> Radio C <WIRELESS> Radio D.

It's not a "relay" as such but it will do just fine. I have reread the OP and seen yes OP was thinking of using a single dish as a relay. That won't work.

**Please don't bring Brexit into it, there was a 2% majority of which I am open about being one of the 48% remaining losers.

Sorry that was an EUge mistake on my part. ;-P
Of course I knew what he meant and what you meant but I hold you to a high standard of nitpickyness and correct topology :-0 and besides I can be a right bugger sometimes have to keep the rep up! The only thing I am worse at than MT configuration is probably attempting to play AL............ hint, I am always bamboozled.