Deco X50 poe V1 Vs v2
My Network consists of a fully Ethernet backhaul system consisting of the following,
BE65 main
4 x X50 Poe outdoors V1
2 x X50 one V1
2 x 6 port Poe switches
I tried 2 x X50 Poe V2 inplace of the V1 but when these are installed turns the whole system into a mess with poor wifi also there is no option to turn off beam forming with the V2 installed.
What is the difference between the X50 Poe V1 and v2
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Hi, Welcome to the community.
Deco X50-POE_V2 has 2*2.5G Ethernet ports while V1 has 1*2.5G+1*1G Ethernet ports.
Other than that, they would be similar in network performance.
Can I have the model numbers of the 2*POE switches?
How about your network topology, such as how the Deco units are connected to the POE switches to establish Ethernet Backhaul?
By the way, a new firmware 1.4.1 for Deco X50-POE_V2 is open for trial and if you are interested, it is also suggested to install the latest version to see whether it helped:
Deco X50/X55/X50-PoE - 1.4.4 Supports WiFi Access Control, ECO Mode and Matter
Thank you very much and wait for your reply.
Best regards.
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Hi, Welcome to the community.
Deco X50-POE_V2 has 2*2.5G Ethernet ports while V1 has 1*2.5G+1*1G Ethernet ports.
Other than that, they would be similar in network performance.
Can I have the model numbers of the 2*POE switches?
How about your network topology, such as how the Deco units are connected to the POE switches to establish Ethernet Backhaul?
By the way, a new firmware 1.4.1 for Deco X50-POE_V2 is open for trial and if you are interested, it is also suggested to install the latest version to see whether it helped:
Deco X50/X55/X50-PoE - 1.4.4 Supports WiFi Access Control, ECO Mode and Matter
Thank you very much and wait for your reply.
Best regards.
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