BE11000 ethernet port keeps crapping out. Need full power reboot to get back online
BE11000 ethernet port keeps crapping out. Need full power reboot to get back online
I bought this BE11000 3-pack from Costco a few weeks back. Very nice kit and easy setup. Overall running pretty stable, but 3 times now over the past couple weeks, one of the ethernet ports locks or freezes up or something. I first part swapped the ethernet cables as well as the device connected to it, but then figured it was the actual Deco port. As a last resort, I pulled the power plug on the Deco, waited 20 sec, and plugged back in. After reboot, good as new.
I have the latest firmware of course and otherwise it works fine. Anyone else have this issue? Hopefully the hardware isn't a dud and something maybe a firmware update can fix. May go back to using just the older AXE5300 Deco's, but would like to use this newer model. Thanks!
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@David-TP Has this issues been addresses yet??? I have the same issue with the ports! I have the firmware form 11/7/24, will this be address with another firmware update???? If not, going to return back to Costco and not go with Deco again.
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@lrosa143 I keep getting this once every 4-6 weeks it seems. Just a pain in the rear. Like you, I have a mix of wired-only devices along with wireless, so some can't deal with the either/or connection type. Disappointed TP-Link has not bothered to address this. Wired connectivity should be the easier and more reliable of connection types for these nodes.
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@stuman74 it's definitely getting frustrating because I went from amplify alien set up to these because I needed a 2.5 GB port to get the full speed of my fiber Internet and now I'm starting to regret my decision because the ethernet ports keeps going down I even rotated the nodes thinking that would help to which same thing keeps happening
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@lrosa143 I keep getting this once every 4-6 weeks it seems. Just a pain in the rear. Like you, I have a mix of wired-only devices along with wireless, so some can't deal with the either/or connection type. Disappointed TP-Link has not bothered to address this. Wired connectivity should be the easier and more reliable of connection types for these
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