On the RE715X product web page the Overview page says "...create a TP-Link OneMesh™ network...".
But on the Specifications page it says "EasyMesh-Compatible"
Which does it support or does it support both? Does the AX10000 router (which says OneMesh) support it in mesh mode then?
Does RE715X hardware version 1.6 support wired Ethernet backhaul?
Will the Ethernet backhaul work with the AX10000?
TIA for any help.
Hi @AwareCleft,
RE715X supports both Onemesh and easymesh. You can check the following two lists to learn more about Onemesh-compatible products and easymesh-compatible products.
Archer AX10000 supports Onemesh but not easymesh. It can only form a onemesh network with wireless backhaul with RE715X.
If you want to build a wired backhaul, you can set RE705X as an Access Point, but you cannot build a mesh network.
Hi @AwareCleft,
RE715X supports both Onemesh and easymesh. You can check the following two lists to learn more about Onemesh-compatible products and easymesh-compatible products.
Archer AX10000 supports Onemesh but not easymesh. It can only form a onemesh network with wireless backhaul with RE715X.
If you want to build a wired backhaul, you can set RE705X as an Access Point, but you cannot build a mesh network.
@Joseph-TP Thank you.
@Joseph-TP did you mean the RE715X? AP mode works similar to EasyMesh with the same SSID while wired? Any chance the RE715X gets ethernet backhaul for EasyMesh in the future at this point?
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