@TP-Link_Deco 

 

I like to confirm a succesfull update from version 1.2.10 to 1.4.3 on distance and on a non wired network! :)

 

It concerned an installation of Deco M9-V2 at a different location. I couldn't travel there due to COVID-19 rules.

 

Situation on location:

1- Access point of the provider in bridge mode

2- Wired connection to Deco M9

3- Wired connection from Deco M9 to Windows 10 PC

4- 2 x Deco M9 not wired

 

Update process:

1. Connected to local Win-10 PC via TeamViewer (version 15.2) https://www.teamviewer.com

2. Installed the Deco V2 installation software on local PC. https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/download/deco-m9-plus/#Utility

3. Downloaded the latest firmware on local PC. https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/download/deco-m9-plus/#Firmware

4. Unpacked latest firmware version.

5. Changed the network name of the WiFi via the Deco app (so that existing WiFi connections were disconnected)

6. Started the installation software installed in step 2 and performed the update.

7. After all Deco units were restarted, I reset the WiFi network name to the old setting, so that local WiFi connections were restored.

 

Hopefully other users have been helped with this explanation

Got a few problems 

 

Setup

3x

Model: M9Plus(1.0)

Firmware Version: 1.5.1 Build 20210126 Rel. 62679

 

1x

M9Plus(2.0)

Firmware Version: 1.2.11 Build 20190926 Rel. 55727

 

Problem.

1x when im moving around in house it works fine seamless with signal but when im going closer to m9 plus v2.0 unit wifi stop working . Hand over signal dont work =? I need to close wifi and reconnect on my client unit.  Then it works fine untill im going to m9 plus v1 and so on.

 

Problem 2.

Cant see active traffic in app or connection source on v2.

 

But on v1 it work fine, see attached screenshot.

 

Problem 3.

Firmware uppdate. Says its up to date. App and Web. Is it possible to update Firmware with diffrent Version connected ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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