IEEE 1905.1 or blackhaul option for switch
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Hello,
I have deco M9 and switch as TL-SG3428X and TL-SG108E, i have a loop between wifi deco and RJ45 wired cable, how to enable the wire cable, i see on the chat is that Deco M9 not detect the blackhaul phase, how to setup these 3 switch to let or permit blackhaul protocol.
Thanks for your help
Hi, can I have a picture of how Deco M9 plus and switches, TL-SG3428X and TL-SG108E are connected to each other?
On the TL-SG108E, it does not allow tuning off Loop Prevention on specific ports and you might need to disable the Loop Prevention on the whole switch:
On TL-SG3428X, It allows configuring of Loopback Detection for individual ports under L2 FEATURES > Switching > Port > Loopback Detection.
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
Hi, both TL-SG3428X and TL-SG108E support IEEE 1905.1 and could be used to create Ethernet Backhaul between Decos.
Have you checked the current signal source of the satellite M9 plus, such as:
In the early stage of Ethernet Backhaul, Deco switching from Wi-Fi backhaul to Ethernet backhaul may create a short loop in the network for 1~2s. So I was wondering whether the broadcast storm is due to this short loop. Have you had other network devices connected to these switches?
If now, the satellite Deco M9 is still in WiFi(2.4g+5ghz backhaul), after disabling the loop prevention on the TL-SG108E, you could also turn off the loop detection of SG3428x on the two ports that are connected to the main Deco M9 plus and TL-SG108E. Once the WiFi Backhaul has switched to Ethernet Backhaul successfully, you could enable the loop detection again on both switches, then check whether the processor could restore back to a normal level.
Thank you very much.
best regards.