TP-Link must enable MLO-capable SSIDs on EasyMesh satellites

TP-Link must enable MLO-capable SSIDs on EasyMesh satellites

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Re:TP-Link must enable MLO-capable SSIDs on EasyMesh satellites
Tuesday

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Re:TP-Link must enable MLO-capable SSIDs on EasyMesh satellites
Wednesday

  @momopoem I am 100% in agreement! I currently have 3 x BE900's on my first, second and third floors of my house. I have the MLO network enabled on the main router, on the first floor and prefer it on all my WiFi 7 devices. The problem is when I 'roam' up to floor 2 or 3, the performance is terrible because it's still attached to the BE900 on the first floor. I then typically have to change to the non-MLO SSID manually. I have CAT8 cable and 10GbE Ethernet connecting all three BE900's together with 2.3Gbps/23Gbps internet and perfect coverage - for all but MLO. This is so easily fixed with new firmware. I will say I still get the same WiFi performance on the non-MLO SSID networks...but it's the principle of the matter. Thank you for posting!

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