Official Release TL-WA3001 Supports EasyMesh, Speed Limit, Guest Network in AP Mode
This Article Applies to:
TL-WA3001 V1.0
TL-WA3001 V1.20/V1.26
New Features and Enhancements:
1. Added the support of Easymesh (Controller Mode) in AP mode.
2. Added Speed Limit in AP mode.
3. Added Guest Network in AP mode.
4. Added Wireless Schedule in AP mode and Multi-SSID mode.
5. Optimized the Network Map page display topology in AP mode and Multi-SSID mode.
6. Added the support of Tether APP in RE mode and Multi-SSID mode.
Notes
This version of firmware cannot be degraded to the previous version.
Firmware Download
You should be able to detect this new official version on the Tether App/Web management page of the WA3001. Or, you can download it from the local official website and upgrade the firmware manually.
Direct Firmware Download Link
TL-WA3001_V1.20/V1.26_1.1.0 Build 20240814 (Official version)
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@Kevin_Z Any updates on a firmware update that will let the TL-WA3001 run EasyMesh in client mode? That would make it's support of EasyMesh far more useful, so it can be used with other TL-WA3001 or an ingress router like the AX55, with ethernet backhaul, which are better options than the range extenders that support EasyMesh.
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PinballGeek wrote
@Kevin_Z Any updates on a firmware update that will let the TL-WA3001 run EasyMesh in client mode? That would make it's support of EasyMesh far more useful, so it can be used with other TL-WA3001 or an ingress router like the AX55, with ethernet backhaul, which are better options than the range extenders that support EasyMesh.
@PinballGeek Do you mean connecting two WA3001s via an Ethernet connection to build an EasyMesh network?
No, we don't receive advanced notice that this will be supported. You may keep an eye on the new firmware updates.
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