AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers

AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers

AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers
AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers
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Model: Archer AX53  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: Archer AX53(EU)_V1_1.4.4 Build 20250603

 


I have two AX53 devices, and I encountered an issue with the wired backhaul while setting up Easymesh.


Model: Archer AX53 hardware V1
Firmware: Archer AX53(EU)_V1_1.4.4 Build 20250603


Due to the length and layout of the network cables in the building,

I used a Switch (D-Link DGS-1005A) to connect the two AX53 devices.

The Easymesh setup was successful, but the wired backhaul wouldn't work,

and it automatically established a wireless backhaul instead.

When I removed the Switch (D-Link DGS-1005A) and connected the two AX53 devices directly,

a wired backhaul was automatically established.

However, without the Switch, some computers and other devices in the area could not connect to the network.

In the Easymesh setup, is it not possible to have a Switch between the two Easymesh devices?
What is the reason for this?

If the issue is compatibility with the (D-Link DGS-1005A),

are there any compatible TP-Link Switch models to consider?
 

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Re:AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers-Solution
Friday - last edited Friday

  @ponapa 

 

Sorry , Update Again..

 

Follow-up Update:
I later bought a TP-Link LS105G to replace my old D-Link DGS-1005A (purchased in 2016 and used ever since).

 

Then, I pressed the Reset button on the back of the second AX53 and reconnected it using the TP-Link LS105G.

 

This setup connects the two AX53 units through the TP-Link LS105G switch, rather than directly linking them together.
I then redid the EasyMesh pairing process.

 

In the end, the EasyMesh wired backhaul was successfully established.

 

Conclusion:
The D-Link DGS-1005A interferes with EasyMesh wired backhaul setup, causing it to fail.
 

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Re:AX53 Easymesh Wired Backhaul Issue with Switch Connection Between Two Routers
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  @ponapa 

 

Follow-up Update:
I later bought a TP-Link LS105G to replace my old D-Link DGS-1005A (purchased in 2016 and used ever since).

 

Then, I pressed the Reset button on the back of the second AX53 and reconnected it using the D-Link DGS-1005A.
This setup connects the two AX53 units through the D-Link switch, rather than directly linking them together.

I then redid the EasyMesh pairing process.

 

In the end, the EasyMesh wired backhaul was successfully established.

 

Conclusion:
The D-Link DGS-1005A interferes with EasyMesh wired backhaul setup, causing it to fail.

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Friday - last edited Friday

  @ponapa 

 

Sorry , Update Again..

 

Follow-up Update:
I later bought a TP-Link LS105G to replace my old D-Link DGS-1005A (purchased in 2016 and used ever since).

 

Then, I pressed the Reset button on the back of the second AX53 and reconnected it using the TP-Link LS105G.

 

This setup connects the two AX53 units through the TP-Link LS105G switch, rather than directly linking them together.
I then redid the EasyMesh pairing process.

 

In the end, the EasyMesh wired backhaul was successfully established.

 

Conclusion:
The D-Link DGS-1005A interferes with EasyMesh wired backhaul setup, causing it to fail.
 

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