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Wi-Fi basically is wireless Ethernet, so I don’t know what “Ethernet over WiFi” is supposed to mean, and I don’t know what problem is being solved nor what solution is being proposed.
Ethernet (hard wire connection) is preferable to WI-FI. Ethernet > WI-FI. It has significantly higher speed and stability.
I see. In networking, X over Y has a specific meaning regarding layers.
Power over ethernet + ethernet over wifi
== Wireless power transmission!
Electricity police, this fella right here...
As easy as hooking your access point’s external antenna connector to your microwave oven’s magnetron.
Im familiar with RFC-2549 😜
They're saying "prefer hardwired Ethernet cables rather than wifi"