Claro's LINK on WAN1 or WAN2 only works at the lowest speed. NIO's link works perfectly on any port.
Claro's LINK on WAN1 or WAN2 only works at the lowest speed. NIO's link works perfectly on any port.

Claro's LINK on WAN1 or WAN2 only works at the lowest speed. NIO's link works perfectly on any port. ER605 V2 bug?
I'm facing a very strange problem with my ER605 V2 router with firmware 2.3.0 Build 20250410 Rel.38015.
The Claro operator's internet link is not responding nominally at its speed. I tested both on WAN1 and WAN2. And the speeds are those shown in the image.
I change the cable on the operator's router and the speed works normally. After about an hour, the speed drops a lot, as in the image above. For me, this is a bug in the ER605 V2 router.
Another test I performed was to connect the link directly to a notebook and the problem does not occur. It is clearly something with the ER605 V2 router.
I tested everything. I had another router from the operator that I couldn't configure DNS on because editing is blocked. This anomaly didn't occur on this one.
Can TP-Link validate this for a fix?
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@Artur.Aragao Sorry to be late
I had exactly the same problem in my network, same model same version
We manage a Hospital, after the upgrade the firmware to version ER605(UN)_V2_2.3.0 Build 20250428 we upgraded Omada to version 5.15.24.18
After the upgrade, day after day the internet connection was stuggling more and more, sometimes it got unusable.
Was very difficult to track it down, because only websites, and not all time got this behavior.
VNC, SSH, TV, services, videos etc worked normally, only websites.
I had to do a full roll-back twice to the firmware ER605(UN)_V2_2.2.6 Build 20240718, and revert to Omada 5.14.32, now its working "normally".
(Because it has a bug for years never got fixed from TP-Link)
I'm very disappointed with TP-Link to drop buggy firmware and software to us
It caused a lot of headshake.
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I've looked at everything, but I don't see how this can help me.
Thanks.
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@Artur.Aragao Sorry to be late
I had exactly the same problem in my network, same model same version
We manage a Hospital, after the upgrade the firmware to version ER605(UN)_V2_2.3.0 Build 20250428 we upgraded Omada to version 5.15.24.18
After the upgrade, day after day the internet connection was stuggling more and more, sometimes it got unusable.
Was very difficult to track it down, because only websites, and not all time got this behavior.
VNC, SSH, TV, services, videos etc worked normally, only websites.
I had to do a full roll-back twice to the firmware ER605(UN)_V2_2.2.6 Build 20240718, and revert to Omada 5.14.32, now its working "normally".
(Because it has a bug for years never got fixed from TP-Link)
I'm very disappointed with TP-Link to drop buggy firmware and software to us
It caused a lot of headshake.
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Hey!
Did you also have a problem with the link indicating a nominal value higher than what is actually being transmitted?
This did not happen before and it is really complicated.
If I connect the device to talk directly to the carrier's router, the speed in the speedtest is the nominal contracted speed.
If I connect it to both ports of the ER605 V2 router, the additional link that I contracted of 350MBps for download is shown as 56Mbps, and for upload 150Mbps 1.5Mbps to 1.8Mbps.
Did this happen to you too?
What method did you use to revert? I tried to revert to 2.2.6 and was unable to do so. I hope that TP-Link resolves this problem, as it did not exist before.
Very grateful for your contribution.
God bless you.
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Artur.Aragao wrote
Go to the official website, and you can refer to all the models' specs. In short, pure gateways, starting with the ER7206.
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Hi Artur, funny thing, we are both Brazilians talking in english
I think I do not have exactly the same problem of yours, because I have many streams working on the Hospital and everything worked normally.
The problem was primary navigating in the Web and the second ISP stopped to work in Omada too, it barely responded the web requisitions.
To roll back I used this guide
How to Roll Back Firmware on Omada Router - Business Community
About you wonder if TP-Link hear us, I think not, I had a problem by years never fixed (thread below), but they doing an excellent job
and I think every environment have their own problems
ER605 V1 with Omada doest not work properly with Linux/HUAWEI Router - Business Community
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