Hello @Sulooo ,

Thanks for your feedback.

The "Gaming Port" is a specialized port designed to automatically detect connected devices and trigger acceleration functions. Based on your screenshot, your PS5 is connected to this port via a wired connection, and the dedicated acceleration feature has been activated.

Unlike standard ports, devices connected to the Gaming Port are granted priority by default; there is no need to manually add them to the "Gear Acceleration" list.

The AI ​​QoS feature operates based on software-level traffic identification; the "Accelerating Apps" function activates only when traffic is identified as gaming-related.
In contrast, the WTFast feature utilizes GPN acceleration technology (similar to services like UU Accelerator), which operates on a different principle (please refer here for details): How to Setup WTFast® GPN on TP-Link Gaming Router and How can I get the best online game connection with TP-Link Gaming Router and WTFast

Therefore, what you are observing is not a malfunction, but a normal system status indication.

Thank you for the update. I have successfully installed the new pre-release firmware on my GE800 and I am already testing it out.

​The changes in the web interface look great and I noticed several improvements right away. The home page now accurately shows active download and upload traffic at a glance. Additionally, the AI qos menu is much more descriptive now, clearly showing exactly which devices and applications like discord, youtube, or spotify are being accelerated in real time. The new VPN merge options, the network topology redesign, and the overall system layout also feel much more polished. I also noticed the new features for DHCP server conflict detection, native support for 802.11r fast roaming, and the USB health scanning options which are fantastic additions for network management.

​However, I want to report a persistent bug with the built-in traffic monitor feature in the menu, which I actually first noticed in the previous firmware version. Every time I try to open the dedicated traffic monitor page under the system settings, the router immediately logs me out of the web interface. This logout loop happens consistently even after upgrading to this new pre-release build. I will keep monitoring the performance, MLO stability, and easymesh coordination over the next few days and will provide more details if any other anomalies pop up.

​Thanks again for providing this build.

​Best regards,

Vendex

  @ABC_ChoCo according to the official release notes posted by the TP-Link team for this specific pre-release firmware, native support for the IEEE 802.11r Fast BSS Transition protocol has actually been added under point number seven to enhance seamless client roaming across the easymesh network. It is explicitly listed as one of the main new features of this build along with the new roaming bindings.

P.S. I was wrong here, my mistake

  @LokiLatency thanks for clearing that up and correcting me. I completely misread that part of the thread and thought those points were part of the official changelog from the TP-Link team instead of user questions. My mistake