@David-TP done https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/833498

@David-TP got it, here's the requested details: (Just a note I also have a open ticket where I'm awaiting help; TKID250632286)

- We've mainly seen issues with wireless devices, however as I'm testing right now I also see the same issues with wired devices. 

- Yes the connection is restored automatically, within a minute or after a couple. However, the issues are very frequent. When the problem occurs it seems like it mainly affects a specific DNS (or URL), other sites continue to work while some are inaccessible. Update: This post describes similar issues to what I'm seeing, https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/827654.

- Network map:

- CPU and memory status: In this screenshot I see that it's constant at 22%, not a lot of traffic atm. I've checked these graphs when there has been issues, and I've seen the CPU level increase for the duration, in some cases it reaches 100% but not always.

  @RobFG 

Where is the Easymesh setting? I've searched but can't find it in either the web GUI or the app.

@David-TP still seeing huge network connection issues, so much so that it's impossible to use the network for my home office. Seeing all types of disconnects. I had no issues at all and they just suddenly came at once. Could it be related to auto-updated firmware, or perhaps broken hardware? Connecting directly to the incoming fiber converter works flawlessly.

Hey @David-TP, I still have connection issues, also after disabling EasyMesh. I keep getting random timeouts for any request.