ER605 and conncetions to the TP-Link Archer AX53
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Hello I just need to know if this type of conncetion is possible
Thank you
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Hello I'm installing this Routers as mentioned before with a flowing ip address
The omada router at first one with the ip address 192.168.2.1
And the others ax1600 ax53 with the following ip address fixed, all this Routers are installed as a access point, configured the same way, and with the DHCP server disable. Also with a separated WiFi networks for 2.4 and 5Ghz
192.168.2.2
192.168.2.64
192.168.2.128
192.168.2.254
But the firts 2 Routers installed are with the led orange on the WAN/Internet connection
And the last 2 Routers are with a green led for the wan/Internet connection
This is strange... And now I'm facing a lot of issues with a disconnections from the network
By the way I notice that I'm notified for a new fw on the page for the 2 last Routers in the list, that are working well. But no fw update are available for the other first 2 Routers... And the last ones disappeared from the network passing some time...
I also tested with other network cable to avoid any problems form the cables... But the problem keeps..
Any one have a ideia what is going wrong with this?
Thank you and best regards
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Orange LED on WAN interface means that you don't have an internet access on these particular AX53s.
And that's the reason you can't see the FW update available as on these particular AX53s.
If you have configured all four AX53s according to the guide I posted, they should work in an identical way.
This could usually happen due to a cabling problem. The easiest way to check that is to use a short factory made cable and test the four AX53s (one by one) connecting them to the ER605 LAN port and check if every one have an internet access (WAN interface LED green).
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