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RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great

RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great

RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great
RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great
Tuesday - last edited Tuesday
Tags: #EasyMesh
Model: RE600X  
Hardware Version: V4
Firmware Version: 1.2.10

EasyMesh device list keeps on showing extenders going offline, connected with wired Ethernet or low signal when the devices continue to remain connected. Wireless is dropping at times but can't tell if it is related. RE505X's never had this issue with the router or with dropping wireless. All the below are wirelessly connected. Clients on router keeps on jumping around, probably due to something being very confused and not working well with these new RE600X extenders. The AX3000 AX55 router is on the latest 1.3.5 firmware. I have the 1 router and have 5 extenders as shown. I've also purchased a TP-Link AXE5400 Tri-Band WiFi 6E Router (Archer AXE75) to see if it is the router or the RE600X's.

 

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Re:RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great
Thursday - last edited Thursday

Hello@AdamPfromMN ,

Thanks for contacting our community.

 

So your extender models are RE505X and RE600X, right? How many of each are there?

Are they all connected to the main router via wireless backhaul? It looks like you've wired one of the RE600Xs to the main router.

 

Does 'Clients on router keep on jumping around' mean that clients sometimes connect to satellite units? Which satellite units do they primarily connect to?

Even if satellite units appear 'offline', are their networks actually functioning normally? In other words, can clients still connect to satellite units that are displayed as 'offline'? A mis synchronization of the EasyMesh components between the router and the extender likely causes it. It is recommended to wait for a subsequent firmware update.

 

If possible, please connect only the RE600X units for comparison.

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Re:RE600X Not Working Well with EasyMesh AX3000 AX55 Router While RE505X Worked Great
19 hours ago - last edited 19 hours ago

  @AdamPfromMN I was running 5 RE505X's and switched to 5 RE600X's, so the 505's were not even part of the equation when things started jumping around in the list of mesh nodes. As for connectivity, they seem to remain connected as I can ping them across the network when the routers says they are offline or connected via a wired connection. I did have issues on 11/20 where I got disconnected once or twice, but today, it seemed stable all day.

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