hi,

at first, (i have total of 8 units)... after restarting the main deco all will connect and responded to ping. But after 5 minutes or so, 1-by-1 started to drop off the grid.

The light at the Deco is white, and the apps shows it is healthy. (in the app, how can we see whether the link between deco is in 5Ghz or 2.4Ghz backhaul?)

Other devices like notebook , phone works well... But those streaming suffer a bit of buffering.

There is no error message from the camera, if the camera is connected to a network it will have green LED (Which it did even it is not responding to pings).

They lose connections after >5 minutes and drop-off 1-by-1. And need to reboot the Main Deco to work again. And once they did, no matter whether you reboot the cameras it will connect but still not responding to ping (if u did not reboot the main deco)

the Cameras is working well with TpLink AC3150, but i decide to change to mesh wifi for better coverage.

Thanks

Regards

@WJLoy Hi have the same problem with another device. Did you try to turnoff the 5 ghz leaving the 2.4 band only? (or viceversa leaving 5ghz alone and not 2.4). Give it a try, just to understand if this is the problem.

I tried turning on and off some wireless like 5 & 2.4ghz. I guess the bandwidth was pretty overwhelming. I partially reduce the disconnection by marking those camera not to be in mesh client in the tplink app. The cameras connect pretty well only occasionally disconnect, restating the camera will get them back online. Probably mesh isn't their cake. 

Anyone got any solution? I'm getting the same issue with my Deco M4 v1.0

Any long running devices will have the same issue (CCTV cameras, phones, etc)

I wonder if it's resolved in newer versions, and whether the issue is also prevent in their M5 models?