Archer AX55

Just and update, there is this... https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/786342 I have a 3 x AX55 v1.6. I've downloaded the latest firmware for all 3 of them. The mesh is set up, but as far as I can tell from the management screens, it doesn't seem like it is working? I'm going to have to

IPv6 doesn’t have forwards. The IPv6 equivalent to UPnP merely creates allows in the IPv6 firewall itself. Or you make an allow rule for that port, arbitrary IP, explicitly in your router level firewall. Assuming the router can support such rules. (My Archer AX55 can’t)

I believe I might have found the culprit.On the Archer AX55 (AX3000) it is currently requesting an ip address EVERY 34 seconds, just this message on repeat in my modem logs 2025 Nov 9 23:15:45 [LDHCP] DHCPACK on 192.168.1.161 to (ArcherAX55) via br-lan Though...wired packet loss doesn't occur. Maybe

I am also having the same problem. I have updated to the last firmware on both devices, and according to TP Link both have the easymesh functionality. But I can't get the RE700X to connect to the Archer AX55 (the router allows easymesh in AP mode since the firmware update, but the RE700X doesnt seem

I have mesh - and it’s a mixed experience.. I know that the homebase creates a 2.4ghz network - and when you add a 2.4 to extend the wifi it’s worse (so I’ve found) with easy mensch running a wired back haul - even if I disable backhaul and other mesh features it’s all over the place.. it may need a

I think the AX55 is too underpowered compared to the others, so I’d skip that one. The Archer BE3600 has a 2.5gb WAN port as well as a single 2.5gb LAN port, with some additional 1 gigabit LAN ports. That gives you faster speeds for your network if you ever upgrade your internet beyond 1 gigabit. If

I can't find these settings and I can't login to my routers website because I have no internet. I'm not seeing these settings on the app. I have an Archer AX55

Thanks for that. Turns out the archer ax55 does not allow VLAN via LAN ports. But the power line adapters should maintain the VLAN tags. My new plan is to add a basic managed switch ahead of the Wi-Fi router and send data from the switch to the power line adapters to end up at the APs. Am I missing

Unless you have a good router, you can’t really know. I had to put an OpenWRT since my previous TP-LINK Archer AX55 and my current ASUS both just grab a /64 and use it for LAN and don’t support PD on the LAN side besides that /64.