Weak secuirty issue on the IOS system

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-23 01:06:49

@StA 

 

Hello,

 

As for the beta firmware for the Deco M3W, our developers are still working on it.

 

As a workaround, you may update your Deco P7 to the new beta firmware, which we have released a day ago in this thread, and it will allow you to change the wireless security even though the M3W is on:

Deco P7_V1: https://static.tp-link.com/2020/202009/20200921/Deco_P7_V1_1.4.9.zip

 

Thanks.

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-23 01:10:24

@Lordvader 

 

Hello, sorry for any confusion caused by the newer beta.

 

Previously, we received customer feedback that there is a Deco M3W in his Deco network and he was not able to get the option to change the wireless security on his Deco app, so we have updated the beta firmware now to allow those who may have different models in the same Deco network to change the wireless security even though some Deco devices don't support it.

 

If the Deco devices in your network have already got the beta firmware, there is no need to update this new one, thanks a lot~

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-23 14:00:57

@TP-Link_Deco 

Hello!

Ok I can confirm, the beta firmware 1.4.9 for the Deco P7 with an integrated M3W (1.0.5) still shows the security settings :)

Thanks

— Deco X20 v2 1.2.3-20230906 Build 41655 Active IoT network
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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-23 21:22:34
Please make asap the firmware update available. Thanks from the Netherlands
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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-24 09:28:54

@TP-Link_Deco 

 

When i tapp the passwordbox there is no way to choose another encryption type!

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-24 10:43:13

@Johan_B 

 

Hi, what is the model number of your Deco device? Have you updated to the corresponding beta firmware already? Thanks.

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-24 21:48:08

@TP-Link_Deco Is an update for the Deco M3 forthcoming?  I just installed a new one along with two M3W's.  Thanks.

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-25 01:50:10

@TP-Link_Deco I was able to upgrade my Deco M9 Plus V1 to Beta version 1.4.3. However, Have been only able to upgrade my Deco M9 Plus V2 to version 1.4.2. 

 

When I try to upgrade using the file contained in Deco M9 Plus_V2: https://static.tp-link.com/2020/202009/20200922/Deco_M9Plus_V2_1.4.3.zip I got an error message that this firmware is older than the one already installed in the Deco M9 Plus V2,  It seems this beta is just version 1.4.0

 

WHat should I do?

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-25 06:03:03

@WillemZegers  i  need the official firmware update for the to-link. decoM4R. V2 . Wpa2/3. Aes.  Can you give a release date?

 

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Re:【Deco Beta Firmware】Change wireless security type on your Deco system
2020-09-26 02:33:52

@TP-Link_Deco 

 

Everything works as you instructed in my Deco M9 Plus V2 from Windows 10.

 

I was having the annoying message about weak security, but it was gone after forget/reconnect to the Wi-Fi without upgrade to beta firmware.

 

Anyways, I upgraded for fun smiley , here are my notes regarding the firmware upgrade using the Upgrade Utility (Windows 10).

 

Upgrade Utility works only after disabling all (virtual and local) network interfaces and leaving only enabled the Wi-Fi as advised here:
https://www.tp-link.com/de/support/faq/2930/

 

 

I upgraded via Wireless, checking that I was connected to main Deco as requested but not explained "How" in the PDF inside the ZIP firmware file:
Deco M9 Plus_V2: https://static.tp-link.com/2020/202009/20200922/Deco_M9Plus_V2_1.4.3.zip

 

To check to which Deco you are connected go to Deco App > Overview > Network Devices > "Your Device" > "Gear Symbol" > Linked Deco.

 

The final result in my case is shown in the next image:

 

 

 

TP-Link User Since 2008
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