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first, i want to clarify about mesh function
you say, there is no support back haul wired cable from router
but ,there is some question about mesh function
example i have AX10 and C80 both with mesh system
question 1
i put wired cable from AX10 port LAN1 to C80 port WAN (AP mode)
and from C80 LAN1 to my PC
question 2
i put wired cable from AX10 port LAN1 to C80 port LAN1 (router mode)
and from C80 LAN2 to my PC
my question 1 and 2
where is the internet source if i using Wifi connection from C80 ? from wired cable WAN or from mesh (5 ghz) ??
and also the internet source my PC ? from Wired or mesh ?
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Hello @RouterHang and everyone who is looking for Onemesh between two routers,
I'm updating here to let you know that there will be a new feature called EasyMesh added to the TP-Link routers and range extenders, which will allow you to build a mesh network between two routers wirelessly.
Please visit the following thread to know more about how EasyMesh will work, leave your comments there if you have further inquiries:
EasyMesh Networking: Build Wireless Backhaul between Routers and Range Extenders
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You can't use two routers to build a OneMesh network - Q10/A10.
What you can do is to set the C80 in AP mode (Case 1), connected by wire to the main router (AX10) and extend your wireless coverage across your home.
That's your 1-st scenario.
Your 2-nd scenario is redundant since C80 supports Operation Mode - AP mode natively (it's the same thing).
In both cases your internet source is AX10 through its wired connection to the C80 AP and then by wired cable to your PC.
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i mean ,when i enabled both AX10 and C80 mesh system
where is the internet source come from ? question 1 and 2
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i still confused
you mean , if i want extended my network using mesh system
there is only 2 way, using range extender or power line adapter ?
its that you mean ? so in mesh system, only 1 router allowed ?
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oh my god , this is getting worse than i expected
because RE/PLC have poor hardware spesification , RAM and processor
i expected can build mesh with 2 router, although without wired cable, so there is no wasted device
because other brand can make mesh system with 2 router also support wired cable
now lets say about deco
if i change my C80 with 2 deco and using mesh with wired cable
example
AX10----Deco1----deco2
when i put wired cable from AX10 LAN1 to Deco1(WAN)
and Deco1(LAN) to Deco2(WAN)
and Deco2(LAN) to my computer
with thats example condition , my computer/phone internet source is from wired cable and mesh system still working?
so it is that the best design for getting maximum performance or bandwidth also lowest latency ??
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Yes, you could do that - here's an example for Deco ethernet backhaul.
In this case you'll have a mesh network and seamless roaming.
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last question
can i mixed both diffrent type deco ?
example 2 Deco E4 and 2 Deco M2 in same mesh network?
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Hello @RouterHang and everyone who is looking for Onemesh between two routers,
I'm updating here to let you know that there will be a new feature called EasyMesh added to the TP-Link routers and range extenders, which will allow you to build a mesh network between two routers wirelessly.
Please visit the following thread to know more about how EasyMesh will work, leave your comments there if you have further inquiries:
EasyMesh Networking: Build Wireless Backhaul between Routers and Range Extenders
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