EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks

EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks

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Re:EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks
2025-03-27 11:23:12

 

This is totally unacceptable. The EasyMesh specs support this and customers have no reason to suspect this is not implemented. If I'd know TP-Link products don't support this I'd never buy them. And now I probably never will.

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Re:EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks
2025-05-23 12:22:17

  @Sunshine Any info on this development, given that it's now been 15 months? This issue is irking many, many of your customers and a quick search of this issue online on various platforms is driving many of your customers away -- myself included soon if this isn't sorted. Can you please clarify when we can expect an update to enable IoT and Guest networks on EasyMesh?

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Re:EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks
2025-05-24 10:34:50

  @Sunshine any update now? I bought the same router (BE400) in 3er pack and need the guest network and IoT network work on the entire coverage.

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Re:EasyMesh backhaul connection vs Guest and IoT wifi networks
2025-06-02 04:07:45

nicke011 wrote

Almost 2025 now, I really hope this feature will be added soon, as it sounds like it's only a software limitation. I bought two Archer AX53 routers in hope I will be able to connect them via ethernet backhaul and it would allow me to extend my network fully on two ends of my house. Quite a dissappointment it only works for main WiFi, and does not support IoT and Guest Networks. I use both in my home, and I ended up setting both routers as main routers with their own networks... Sad

  @nicke011 "Soon", I don't know how you define "soon" but it was requested over a year ago and there has been no indication this is being worked on at all.

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