Beta Software Deco X50/X55_V1_1.5.0 Support WireGuard VPN, Client Speed Limit and Fixed WAN Port
This Article Applied to
Deco X50/X55_V1_1.4.1
Firmware Modifications
1. Support WireGuard VPN Server/Client.
2. Support built-in easy configuration of NordVPN/Surfshark VPN.
Note: In compliance with local regulations, the Third-party VPN feature may be restricted in specific regions.
3. Add client speed limit under clients' detailed setting page.
4. Support Fixing the WAN port under Deco APP>More>Advanced>WAN Port.
5. Add Scene Priority under QOS.
6. Add Client MAC Identification to improve the accuracy of device detection.
7. Add more device icons in the Deco APP.
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| Deco X50_V1 | Deco X50_V1_1.5.0_build_20240408 Beta Firmware- updated 2024.4.16 |
| Deco X55_V1 | Deco X55_V1_1.5.0_build_20240408 Beta Firmware- updated 2024.4.16 |
Note:
1. Please be sure you have read the Terms and Conditions for TP-Link Beta Firmware before proceeding.
2. *According to the user feedback and our further test, this 1.5.0 beta version does not support reverting to 1.4.1 via downgrade firmware recovery directly.
-Ever since 1.3.0, the firmware bin file has been over 32MB which passes the maximum file size of the HTTP uboot upgrade tool. So if you want to revert to 1.4.1, please refer to the following suggestions:
- Still run a firmware recovery on one of the satellites Deco X50 first.
- Try to upload an older official version, 1.2.2_Build_230301.zip for example,
- Then update to 1.4.1 from 1.2.2 via web UI.
- If this process works for the satellite Deco X50, We could repeat it on the main Deco later.
3. Please make sure the Deco APP is up-to-date.
4. Some features might not be available when there are other models in the Mesh network.
Configuration Procedure for the Newly-added Features
WireGuard VPN Server& Client
NordVPN/Surfshark VPN
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NordVPN
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Surfshark
Client Speed Limit
Manual Selection of the WAN Port
Set Scene Priority under QOS
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I've found another bug with the 1.5.0 firmware. If you set the Deco's to accespoint mode the DHCP server does not turn off. This will result in a non working internet after a few hours.
Is there anyway to downgrade without bricking them? They are now useless to me, and I'm back using my bad ISP WiFi that doesn't cover my house. Regretting the update.
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Looks like it really is not possible to downgrade the firmware.
I have a set of 3 x50 units and all of them are now stuck in recovery mode.
Did get the latest beta firmware , but even this one will not flash.
Doesn't matter which firmware i try to upload, all give the failed message.
Latest beta (from last week) , beta in this forum thread or any of the official eu firmwares.
Looks like there is a bug in the recovery page and it will just not accept a valid firmware.
They are still within warranty, but this should be fixed..
Why have the option for a recovery mode which doesn't work at all ?
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. My ISP had this in investigation, it seems like a firmware bug concerning energy-efficient-ethernet (802.03az). Symptoms are loosing connection, switching to 100 Mbps, no DCHP trough that port. I'm going to try to connect to another port after work and see if that solves the problem (my internet speed is 400/40 so I won't notice it anyway).
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Yes, i do have a Sagemcom F3896 modem. but i did not have issues with the port speed.
However, i am using the modem in bridge mode , so the modem doesn`t have to do much anymore.
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Changing the port didn't solved it. The Deco's are changing from green to red and repeating this
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@David-TP
I have the same issues as the members above, today I experienced 5 small disconnects and connects during my day. So I would love to know if it is possible to get it back to the 1.4.1 version since it was a stable one.
I have sent already the logs of my Deco
FYI I'm running DECO x50 v1
When should we expect to release a new stable version?
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Hi,
Try and remove the fixed WAN setting. Leave it as auto sense.
There were no disconnections since switched back to auto sense.
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Since upgrading to X50/X55_V1_1.5.0 I can no longer use Open VPN to connect to my internal network.
After doing some troubleshooting I noticed that the Internet connection IP address displayed on the X55 on the mobile App under More->Internet Connection->IP Address is different to the my ISP IP address when I check on fast.com. This always used to be the same. I also checked the Deco Internet IP Address listed via the WebUI from a PC on LAN under Advanced--> Status --> Internet.
When I checked the logs for the Open VPn connection attempt, it is trying to connect to the ISP internet address which is different to my Deco internet address which may be the issue. I did try Exporting and new Open VPN config file from the Deco App under More --> Advanced --> VPN Server. Opened the VPN profile and clicked on Export. This made no difference.
Open VPN worked fine up until the new firmware version was installed X50/X55_V1_1.5.0 which looks to be a BETA firmware version.
My questions are:
Any idea as to why the Deco is now showing a different IP under More->Internet Connection->IP Address to the internet address that is assigned by my ISP? The internet address in the deco used to match what was assigned by my ISP.
Can this version of the firmware be downgraded to the previous version?
My current firmware version is
1.5.0 Build 20240311 Rel. 66190
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