Range Extenders Support OneMesh/EasyMesh in AP Mode
Hey everyone!
We got some feedback from our community users requesting for Range Extender to support OneMesh/EasyMesh when works as an Access Point.
Currently, OneMesh/EasyMesh is not supported when the extender is set to Access Point Mode. However it is planned to support EasyMesh over Ethernet Backhaul under Range Extender mode.
It will start with RE315_V1 and gradually be added to other EasyMesh-supported extenders.
EasyMesh Range Extenders Start Supporting Building a EasyMesh Network via Ethernet Backhaul
Note:
1. An extender needs to support EasyMesh (over Wi-Fi) first, then supports EasyMesh over Ethernet Backhaul.
2. Ethernet Backhaul only works when both your main router and satellite extender support EasyMesh over Ethernet Backhaul.
Other Mesh Options:
Option 1: Deco mesh system supports Ethernet backhaul under both Wireless Router and Access Point modes.
Deco Ethernet Backhaul feature and Topology
Kindly note that the Deco system is different from TP-Link OneMesh >>> TP-Link OneMeshâ„¢ VS Deco Mesh: What's the Difference?
Option 2: OneMesh---Compatible Powerline devices if your house is under the same power circuit/under the same power meter
Some powerline products could build OneMesh through Ethernet & house Power line
Powerline units that supports OneMesh
How to configure OneMesh with seamless roaming (Powerline Extender)
Related Articles:
Several questions about the OneMeshâ„¢ and Mesh
How to build an Ethernet Backhaul using TP-Link EasyMesh Range Extenders
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I have re505x(eu) v1.0 and i request ethernet backhaul support.
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Hello,
Is there an update on this? It seems that two years have passed and no progress has been made.
I have archer ax72 and Re605ex concted via backhaul and i bought them only because they support onemesh (i don't realized that backhaul not support it)
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Dear TP-link,
Here is my take on why this feature is needed. I've tested different set-ups at both my friends and my own house.
1. AX6000 + RE605X
- this is my original set-up that is my daily driver for the past three years (AX6000 came first).
Pros:
+ feature reach, AX6000 has all that I need, including USB, time machine back-ups, VPNs, - overall, fantastic router
+ RE605X works great as an extended, now used as a AP - great speeds, stability of the connection
+ OneMesh works seamlessly, but with a lot of performance loss for WiFi backhaul.
Cons:
- when connected as OneMesh, I lost 50% of the bandwidth for clients connected to RE605X (which is a show-stopper for me; just couldn't stand to waste the bandwidth)
2. Deco X50 (with Ethernet backhaul) - installed at my friend's house; monitoring it once in a while
Pros:
+ super simple to set-up
+ no loss of bandwidth
+ basically, just what you would want from a mesh system
Cons:
- feature poor solution, works only if you have basically no other use cases as a good WiFi
- no DNS and VPNs
- very few ethernet connections (would need an additional switch for wired clients, which i did not install)
3. Asus ROG, installed at my friend's house, monitor it once in a while
Pros:
+ great stability
+ ethernet backhaul to a simpler router
+ feature reach, a lot of connectivity
Cons:
- a bit more difficult to install/set-up, but I could live with that.
So, I will stick with my AX6000+RE605X set-up until it works, but with the next upgrade, I will look for something different, probably ASUS. The simple reason is that without the backhaul, there is little point in having this technology. I need the features of a router and the speed/quality of the Mesh system.
Anyways, ping me if you want to know details.
Anyone who has similar experiences or more alternatives to my #3, please also write. I need more options.
TP-Link: what's your take on this?
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