@epraveen 

is the lan cable you have in your home going directly from one router into the other, or via a switch (make/model?)

  @Piie it's a long Ethernet cable from the lan port of one router to the lan port of another. I don't have any switches. 
 

first check if you are able to connect without mesh mode by connecting to the WAN port of secondary router. Check if the secondary router is appearing in the clients list of primary router. This will make sure that both routers are able to connect with each other. Check if the switch is messing up anything.

  @epraveen 

Not sure if I should be happy or sad...

I got two AX10's to form a Mesh via EasyMesh and LAN backhaul at last.

However...

This ONLY WORKS if the LAN cable between the two routers are directly connected - you CANNOT route that cable via a switch.

  @Solla-topee 

I have Archer A6 v3.20 & Firmware 1.0.16

& RE315 1.0 Firmware 1.0.30

Easy mesh over ethernet backhoul is not working

Solla-topee wrote

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.

RE315 Supports EasyMesh Over 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 OneMesh™ 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 OneMesh™ and Mesh

How to build an Ethernet Backhaul using TP-Link EasyMesh Range Extenders

RE315 Supports EasyMesh Over Ethernet Backhaul

please advise,

Thanks  

  @felichs 

Be realistic. This feature has been promised since 2021. And only one RE has received the update that enables this feature.

  @Solla-topee why does the AX80 have this but not the AX90 - really, how hard is it - instead of wasting spend on developing new products and overpricing them, make the products you already sold work the way they were advertised

  @Ernis Is there any list of Range extenders that support EasyMesh via Ethernet Backhaul? Like the router list

and MOST important......Why none pointed that RE315 have a LAN port of only 100 mbps? That will be a narrow bottleneck for its 1167 mbps WIFI capability 

I think is pointless that tp-link choose that RE315 for start their develompent

Some cheap routers like C80/A8/AX10 have gigabit LAN ports and could be used as Range extenders with ethernet backhaul much better that the RE315

Hope they address this soon!

@David-TP Hey David!

It's been a while since only one range extender - RE315_V1 has received the update.

What about the rest of REs? Could you please share some kind of roadmap with the community?