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TP-Link
Archer AX55
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Please tell me if it is possible to have guest network also on Easymesh nodes connected via ethernet backhaul
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
...sd2528 in r/TpLink
August 29, 2025 3:32 PM
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OpenWRT router request, again
Yeah that is wise I have also an ax55 V1 but no Backup if something goes wrong so waiting until it is official then it would be safe to do beca TP link software is totally shit 😅
Kurogane1412 in r/openwrt
August 7, 2026 12:09 PM
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My rabbit hole searching for the “ultimate” Moonlight device: Odin 2 Portal vs Y700 Gen 4 vs Oppo Pad Mini vs iPad Pro
Yeah, same experience for me with an 11” iPad Pro M5. I’m connecting to a cheap archer ax55 router, so it’s definitely not due to a fancy setup
mikealexcd in r/MoonlightStreaming
August 7, 2026 1:49 PM
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I'm hacking the Apple Time Capsule so that it will work even after Apple removes support for it from MacOS. I'm 95% done, but need some volunteers to help
Careful : some router, like the TP-Link AX55 advertise TimeCapsule protocol but still use the old AFP, which will be deprecated at the same time. And to be honest it just doesnt work as well as the TimeCapsule was. People are waiting for an update from TP-Link but no news as filtered.
NLemay in r/selfhosted
May 22, 2026 7:16 PM
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TPlink router recommendation for a small room apartment
Avoid TP-Link as it might be facing potential ban. Go for Asus. AX55 or AX58U will serve you well.
hocuspocus4201 in r/HomeNetworking
January 15, 2025 2:35 AM
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Is this a good mesh system for a 3 story condo?
go for Asus. avoid TP-Link. source: ex Asus AC66 user who regretted upgrading to TP-Link Ax73, Ax55
LiemAkatsuki in r/HomeNetworking
January 31, 2025 6:26 PM
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I feel like IPv4 is vastly superior for home networks than IPv6
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)
paulstelian97 in r/ipv6
May 25, 2025 12:06 PM
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Asus Aimesh and Easy Mesh main, Will it work??
See now that's some helpful stuff. Ya I've had some issues where doing firmware upgrades, either disable my Ethernet mesh or the mesh all together. Reset them all and re setup the mesh, with or without Ethernet and sometimes it will go only 2.4 or disable the Ethernet all together. I have one ax55 t
...Thesss69691 in r/HomeNetworking
October 28, 2025 2:50 AM
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Random Issues with Ooma and Telo Air 2
Yes, our system's behavior has been EXACTLY the same as OP's description for several months (Southwest United States). We've replaced the router (TP-Link AX55); replaced the Telo2 unit; turned on QoS; put the Telo2 in a DMZ firewall zone; disabled SIP ALG; re-enabled SIP ALG; etc. Calls on Zoom, MS
...bring_on_the_matrix in r/ooma
December 9, 2025 6:40 AM
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Please tell me if it is possible to have guest network also on Easymesh nodes connected via ethernet backhaul
I have 2 archer AX55 v1, 1 main router, other as a satellite. FW version 1.4.1.The guest network is not replicated on the satellite
TheTox20 in r/TpLink
September 22, 2025 1:14 PM
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