Extend Guest and IoT wifi to Easymesh nodes

Pretty much as the picture describes. I have a BE3600 (archer BE230) in my office, where the fiber box is located, and I am using an AX72 Pro in my living room to create a mesh network in the whole house with a CAT6 creating the backhaul connetion between the two.
The main wifi mesh network is working flawlessly, as i am getting high speeds in all the house with quite seamless AP roaming, and both nodes are updated to the latest firmware.
The problem is that the guest network is not being "replicated" from the AX72 Pro in the living room, where i actually need it the most (I have NAS and other sensible equipment to which I would not like to give guests access, if possible).
I know for sure that it is not impossible to have a system like this to work, as I have just upgraded from a mercusys AX3000 mesh system that supported whole house mesh with both main and guest networks, while costing half of the combineation of BE3600 and AX72Pro
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We are pleased to announce the latest pre-release firmware update for the Archer BE550 V2, delivering significant enhancements to EasyMeshâ„¢ capabilities, wireless performance, and network management flexibility. This release introduces comprehensive support for extended guest and IoT networks, MLO backhaul, and a suite of advanced EasyMesh features designed to improve security, stability, and user experience.
We strongly recommend you upgrade to this new firmware version to unlock these powerful capabilities. Your feedback remains invaluable - please share your experience to help us continue refining our products:
Enhanced EasyMesh Support with Extended Guest/IoT/MLO Networking and Advanced Features for BE550 V2
If you're using other models or different hardware, please leave your comment, and we will check whether we can provide pre-release firmware for them.
If not, please wait for the official releases for your model or hardware in the future.
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Hello all,
As far as I can confirm, the following models/versions have already received firmware updates to support extending the Guest/IoT Network via EasyMesh.
I'll provide a list for your reference to help with model selection, purchasing, and correctly configuring your Guest/IoT Network setups.
If you notice that I've missed any models, or if you find that a certain model does not, in fact, support this feature yet, please feel free to tag me for a double check.
Model & Hardware |
Original Firmware Version |
| Archer GE550_V1.0/V1.6 | 1.3.0 Build 20260331 (Official firmware) |
| Archer BE800_V1.0/V1.6/V1.20/V1.26 | 1.4.1 Build 20260401 (Official firmware) |
| Archer BE600_V1.0/V1.6 | 1.1.1 Build 20260113 (Official firmware) |
| Archer BE9700_V1.0/V1.6 | 1.1.1 Build 20260113 (Official firmware) |
| Archer BE550_V2 | 1.3.1 Build 20260403 (Official firmware) |
| Archer BE230_V2 | 1.3.1 Build 20260106 (Official firmware) |
*Original Firmware Version means starting from this specific version, the router supports the mentioned feature.
This feature will be added to more models/hardware through firmware updates. To verify if your device/hardware supports it, please monitor for new firmware releases. All key additions are documented in the firmware release notes.
Take Archer BE550 V2 for example:

Tips: If you find no recent firmware for your model/hardware via Online Upgrade or on the official website, or if the latest available update’s release notes do not mention this feature, it likely indicates the feature is not yet supported. You are welcome to contact our support team for a final confirmation, especially if you suspect the online information may not be fully up to date. Contact Technical Support
If you require your model/hardware to support a new feature, make sure you leave your comment with the correct modem number and hardware version, then we can help check whether or when it might be supported.
Thank you all for your continued support as always.
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