Hello  @manjtb350 ,

Please note that in EasyMesh (and mesh networking in general), the uplink/parent node selection is handled automatically by the system based on signal strength and connection quality. This means the RE200 will connect to whichever node it determines provides the strongest and most stable signal — and if the main AX53 router's signal is stronger at the RE200's location (even if the AX10 is physically closer), it will prefer the main router. There is currently no standard EasyMesh feature that allows manually forcing RE200 to connect to a specific node .

If you'd like to encourage the RE200 to connect via the AX10, you could try:
• Positioning the RE200 in a spot where the AX10's signal is noticeably stronger than the AX53's (e.g., further away from the main router and closer to the AX10, possibly with some physical obstruction between the RE200 and the main router).
• Temporarily powering off the main AX53 router, resetting the RE200, and letting it pair while only the AX10 is active, then powering the main router back on — though there's no guarantee this will persist.