deco p9 ethernet backhaul

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deco p9 ethernet backhaul
deco p9 ethernet backhaul
2020-08-16 10:03:24 - last edited 2020-08-20 06:43:19
Model: Deco P9  
Hardware Version: V1
Firmware Version: 1 1.0

hi 

 

All my deco p9 are connected via power line and all of them connected network switch as well

 

 

I want to use ethernet backhaul , however network switch goes to loop protection mode. 

 

 

It must be all decos are connected to powerline and networkswitch via ethernet cable. 

 

When I disable loop protection,  I create a loop in network and , communication is not possible. When I enable loop protection on switch, all deco p9 are using powerline. Ethernet is not used. How to properly set deco p9 to let them use network switch instead of powerline. 

 

I m using latest firmware,  there is no update available when check update. 

 

Thank you very much.  

 

Best regards.  

 

 

Ps, I did setup once via powerline , then I moved my house wanted use cat5 and network switch to get better ethernet connectivity between decos instead of powerline. 

 

 

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Re:deco p9 ethernet backhaul-Solution
2020-08-20 06:42:33 - last edited 2020-08-20 06:43:19

@Mtsarigul 

 

Hello,

 

May I have the model number of the switch?

 

Is your network layout like below?

Modem---main Deco P9 (AP mode or Router mode?)---Switch---2nd P9

                                                                                                  \--3rd P9

 

Or is it modem---Switch--main P9 (AP modem or Router mode?)

                                     \--2nd P9

                                     \--3rd P9

 

Please run a simple test bypass the switch and link up the three Deco P9s, then confirm if the Ethernet Backhaul will take effect.

 

Good day.

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Re:deco p9 ethernet backhaul-Solution
2020-08-20 06:42:33 - last edited 2020-08-20 06:43:19

@Mtsarigul 

 

Hello,

 

May I have the model number of the switch?

 

Is your network layout like below?

Modem---main Deco P9 (AP mode or Router mode?)---Switch---2nd P9

                                                                                                  \--3rd P9

 

Or is it modem---Switch--main P9 (AP modem or Router mode?)

                                     \--2nd P9

                                     \--3rd P9

 

Please run a simple test bypass the switch and link up the three Deco P9s, then confirm if the Ethernet Backhaul will take effect.

 

Good day.

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Re:deco p9 ethernet backhaul
2020-08-21 13:09:15 - last edited 2020-08-21 13:18:36

@TP-Link_Deco 

 

Modem -- Main p9

| |

| deco p9

|

switch -- deco p9

|_ My PC

|_NAS

 

 

 

This is the setup..

 

 

There isn't much setting to prevent loop on deco p9..

 

Deco is in Ap mode, My switch is TL-SG105E  (TPlink)

 

Any suggestion

 

Can I patch all of them directly to modem instead of switch,  using port 1 of deco.. I have one cat5 going to modem location from each room.. Then I attach switch to 2nd port of deco to connect nas,pc and other ethernet devices..?? Like below;İ

 

Modem -- Main p9

| |

| deco p9

|

-- deco p9

     |_Switch

       |_ My PC

       |_NAS

 

 

Or should it like this;

 

Modem -- Main p9               

                   | 

                  deco p9

                   |

                  deco p9

                   |_Switch

                         |_ My PC

                          |_NAS

 

 

 

 

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Re:deco p9 ethernet backhaul
2020-08-25 02:14:01

@Mtsarigul 

 

Hello, sorry to respond late.

 

You may try this layout to give it a go:

Modem -- Main p9

| |

| deco p9

|

-- deco p9

     |_Switch

       |_ My PC

       |_NAS

 

Good days.

 

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