331
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Web UI Configuration

 
331
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Web UI Configuration

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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-09 13:26:12
Deco absolutely needs a fully featured web interface. Navigating the app is a pain for anything but the most basic features.
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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-04 09:07:33

@DoinitSideways yeah I envy you, that was my setup until recently.


I have switched to cable and as such ISP supplied router. Having mesh is ideal to abstract away from changes in router but my gosh it's been super painful.

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-03 23:53:07

  @aderyn I've just set mine up as AP's running off old my older Archer AX90... works well and I'm back to a web based GUI

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Re:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-03 23:00:54

@TP-Link port forwarding, reserving IP addresses, identifying devices. The whole experience is painful on an app. I have owned an archer, the UI was superb why not here. Baffling...

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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-03 06:34:52
TP-Link please do this :) I try to develop a Windows app for this :))
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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-03 06:34:52
TP-Link please do this :) I try to develop a Windows app for this :))
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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-08-02 15:20:14
Telnet or best SSH totally needed
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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-07-28 10:11:36
I control everything on my home network from a desktop. Very annoying to have to use an app for this one piece.
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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-07-25 23:58:45
Trying to go complex stuff like port forwarding on a mobile app is silly and error prone especially when all the setting you need are on probably going to be on a PC. Just make a proper web admin router interface please. You could even take the mobile app and turn it into a PWA so it could work the same on PC or mobile. Lack of proper admin support would have been factored into my Deco purchasing decision had a i known about this before,
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RE:Web UI Configuration
2025-07-18 15:09:33
You should be ashamed for bringing products to market as a $400 router that you can't configure through a browser.
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