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Wired mesh
Wired mesh
2024-04-27 18:13:46
Tags: #Deco Ethernet Backhaul #Access Point Mode
Model: Deco X55  
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Dear,

 

I need some help since i am not able to test it right now. 
 

i want to setup network like this

 

MAIN ROUTER (Archer AX53) to Switch (TP-Link TL-SG108E) and then from switch to 3 deco x55 units ( all of them wired to switch since i have cables inside the walls alredy) 


main concerns are :

will i get 3 networks ? (One per each deco) 

Is it possible to make it as one network/mesh in this scenario where deco units are wired to switch so i assume they can only be AP? 
 

i read something about ethernet backhaul but im not sure if that is whats happening in my situation and actually i didnt understand it very well.

 

also i was wondering if i buy another deco units that supports "easymesh" technologie it will be piece of cake to make archer + 3 decos just as one mesh network? Just set archer as main router and 3 deco units as satellites i guess...

 

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Re:Wired mesh
2024-04-29 07:59:41

  @marmardes 

Hi, welcome to the community.

With the following topology:

Internet----Archer AX53---TL-SG108E---3*Deco X55s(in AP mode)

 

You will have two WiFi networks, one from AX53, and the other from Deco X55. All three Deco X55s in AP mode will still establish a unit Deco Mesh system.

So usually, it is suggested to turn off the Wi-Fi on AX53 and also use the Deco Mesh WiFi.

Thank you very much and best regards.

 

▶Check What's Currently Going on With Deco ▶Deco Starts Supporting Changing Wireless Channels! ▶Deco X50-5G-V1-1.2.0 Supports WireGuard VPN, Hybrid Mesh and More Try to leave a Message if urgent help is required.
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Re:Wired mesh
2024-04-29 08:28:35

  @David-TP 

 

thank you,

 

In case i want to keep network from archer is there any additional settings i can change to prevent any possible troubles/issues? 
 

Thank you!

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Re:Wired mesh
2024-04-29 09:09:15

  @marmardes 

Hi, you can keep the Wi-Fi of AX53. It would be better to name their SSIDs differently.

So far, the EasyMesh router couldn't establish a united Mesh network with Deco.

Can Deco Mesh, OneMesh, EasyMesh and Omada Mesh products work together?

Thank you very much and best regards.

▶Check What's Currently Going on With Deco ▶Deco Starts Supporting Changing Wireless Channels! ▶Deco X50-5G-V1-1.2.0 Supports WireGuard VPN, Hybrid Mesh and More Try to leave a Message if urgent help is required.
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Re:Wired mesh
2024-04-29 15:15:16

  @David-TP 

 

thanks.

 

now i am having troubles setting 3 deco units in AP mode. 
 

any detailed instructions on how to do it via switch which is connected to archer.

 

thanks a lot!

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Re:Wired mesh
2024-04-30 00:57:01

  @marmardes 

Hi, may I know the model number of the switch?

You can refer to the following instructions here:

General questions about Ethernet Backhaul feature on your Deco

Best regards.

 

▶Check What's Currently Going on With Deco ▶Deco Starts Supporting Changing Wireless Channels! ▶Deco X50-5G-V1-1.2.0 Supports WireGuard VPN, Hybrid Mesh and More Try to leave a Message if urgent help is required.
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