BE800 to form Mesh with AX11000 and REX505
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I am currently using the AX11000 and am very tempted to get the BE800 purely for its multigig/multiWAN feature.
Wondering if I could form a mesh with the BE800 as the main router with my exisiting hardware as APs?
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Hi，Archer BE800 supports EasyMesh and OneMesh, while Archer AX11000 only supports OneMesh at this moment.
For EasyMesh compatibility, please always refer to the compatibility list: TP-Link EasyMesh Devices
Since OneMesh doesn't support Router-Router networking, AX11000 cannot work as a satellite mesh device of BE800, however, using AX11000 as regular AP mode without mesh is still working.
In addition, regarding the multigig/multiWAN feature of Archer BE800, to avoid misunderstanding, please note that only one WAN port can be used at a time, it doesn't mean we could connect more than one ISP broadband at a time.
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Hi，Archer BE800 supports EasyMesh and OneMesh, while Archer AX11000 only supports OneMesh at this moment.
For EasyMesh compatibility, please always refer to the compatibility list: TP-Link EasyMesh Devices
Since OneMesh doesn't support Router-Router networking, AX11000 cannot work as a satellite mesh device of BE800, however, using AX11000 as regular AP mode without mesh is still working.
In addition, regarding the multigig/multiWAN feature of Archer BE800, to avoid misunderstanding, please note that only one WAN port can be used at a time, it doesn't mean we could connect more than one ISP broadband at a time.
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@Sunshine Thanks for your reply.
If the multiwan does not work with 2 wan links to be connected at one time, then why are there 2 multiple wan ports?
Would I at least be able to have 2 separate WANs and create routing policies to direct specific traffic to be go via specific WAN?
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Hi, the multiwan provides more WAN port options including the SFP+ port, you could select one WAN port based on your needs, but indeed only one WAN port at a time.
thus having 2 separate WANs is not possible for BE800 etc., only business level routers suports multi-wan at the same time.
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