Deco BE63

I installed the Deco BE63 with my Optimum Fiber and it works great. Just make sure if your using ISP gateway to put in Bridge Mode.

Have you investigated doing this via wireless? I share my internet with my neighbor using a mesh setup. Check out TP-Link BE63. It works flawlessly

I'm not OP. But I tried this recently at my 2 floor house. Two different teams, both exceptionally experienced in installing ethernet in homes and businesses, came to give an estimate. Both said it was going to require ripping up the entire house, basically. They were looking at some 20 holes minimu

You should have the BE63 nodes in mesh wifi router mode, which uses the mesh for your router. You could also use the mesh in AP mode, but it sounds like there's something wrong with your IP Passthrough setup. I have an AT&T gateway here in IP Passthrough mode connected to an Asus BT10 mesh, and it w

I know you can mix & match different Deco units but in my experience it leads to too many issues. I recommend repurposing or selling off the M5's and getting more BE63's. Other Mesh systems don't let you mix & match different model numbers like Deco does, and it's probably for good reason. By the wa

2 x be63 decos would cover you. Things are awesome, reliable, and so easy to set up. Go from your modem/ont into the main unit and then put the 2nd halfway across your house, and you're done. You could probably get away with 2 x be25's

They work fine with the be10000 all decos work together doesn’t matter the model. I have 3 BE63’s and 1 XE5300 which is the Costco version in the XE75 and have 0 issues. Just remember when mixing deco models you want the newest one to be your main router and the rest as satellites

AI Mesh didn't work for me when I tried it with a GT-AXE16000 and RT-AX57Go. I had the bands split on the Gt-AXE16000 and instead of using the same SSID for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands as was being used for the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz 1 band on the GT-AXE16000, it just used the 2.4 GHz band SSID for both

I just went to TP Link Deco BE63 with 3 units in preparation of moving to fiber as it becomes available (lines were trenched in over the summer), so far so good, though I don't like that almost all management must be done with an app and not a web interface.

Honestly for me I've got two HomePods mini and I was able to, without issues, lock them to our main Tp-Link Deco BE63 node (which is in the same room as the HomePods) on the 5 GHz band. Works like a charm. I don't think that HomePods use hidden Mac addresses as the Deco app shows if a device is usin