Official Release Deco BE65/63/11000_V2_1.1.2 Maximized the Network Stability!
Official Release Deco BE65/63/11000_V2_1.1.2 Maximized the Network Stability!
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Deco BE65/63/11000_V2/V2.6
Optimization and Bug Fixes
1. Maximized the network stability
2. Optimized the QoS feature.
3. Improved the Mesh roaming experience among Deco units.
4. Fixed the issue of Ethernet Backhaul failing to establish in some cases.
Firmware Download Link
Deco BE65/BE63/BE11000_V2/V2.6 | 1.1.2_build20241219_Official |
Update Advice:
1. How to manually update the firmware via web UI- How to Update the Firmware of Deco.
Please feel free to comment below on how this version works. Thanks in advance.
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David-TP wrote
Hi, Thank you very much for the feedback.
The 1.1.2 could revert to 1.1.0 directly via web UI. Since the 1.1.2 version was just released a few days ago, the engineers are concerned about the potential feedback so if possible, it is not suggested to downgrade the firmware directly. I'll follow up on your case via email to ask the engineer for more advice.
Please check whether you can receive my email later.
Best regards.
@David-TP thanks for the reply. I got the email and replied back with the requested info. I definitely appreciate your help with this since when the system is working it's great and I'm very happy with it, but having it twice get updates and lose 80% of its speed, especially around the holidays, is a bit maddening.
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@David-TP Where is the support for the Deco BE65 V1. ?
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@ArdaDaMarda and other Deco BE65_V1 users
Hi, Thank you very much for your time and patience.
The similar firmware for Deco BE65_V1 is under local test now. It should be ready in the next few weeks.
If you are interested, you could leave me a message and we'd love to hear your feedback.
Best regards.
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JDub2899 wrote
David-TP wrote
Hi, Thank you very much for the feedback.
The 1.1.2 could revert to 1.1.0 directly via web UI. Since the 1.1.2 version was just released a few days ago, the engineers are concerned about the potential feedback so if possible, it is not suggested to downgrade the firmware directly. I'll follow up on your case via email to ask the engineer for more advice.
Please check whether you can receive my email later.
Best regards.
@David-TP thanks for the reply. I got the email and replied back with the requested info. I definitely appreciate your help with this since when the system is working it's great and I'm very happy with it, but having it twice get updates and lose 80% of its speed, especially around the holidays, is a bit maddening.
@David-TP to follow up I worked with support who sent me a version of 1.1.2 on Wednesday evening that had the debug window opened. After installing that firmware through my browser the entire network was fixed and all of my speeds were back to normal. Aaron from support was very confused as was I since other than the debug window opening, this is the exact same firmware as the 1.1.2 release, yet my problem went away. I told him I would monitor it for the next few days, and now after a week everything is still working perfectly. I willl say moving forward I'm a bit concerned that 2 firmware updates in a row have cause me network wide issues that have magically resolved on their own without an identified cause. I'm glad everything is working fine again, and I'll keep my fingers crossed this doesn't happen a 3rd time.
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