Deco M5

Have a look at something like the TPLink Deco M5 - I’ve 3 to extend the range of the WiFi throughout the house. Loads of similar options

I have it working on TP Link Deco M5 APs. These are not yet officially supported, but will be soon, and they work just fine. You cannot use 802.11r fast roaming because this often loses the VLAN and dumps the STA back onto the default/base network. You need to configure using /etc/config/wireless ra

people, quit downvoting OP. they are obviously beginner and are eager to learn. that's a good thing. on consumer hardware, enabling a "guest network" will, in reality, set up a separate VLAN in the backend of the system- hidden away from the user. the reason why it's only available via wifi on consu

Tenho o antigo deco m5 (3 pontos) e já instalei deco em pelo menos 6 casas de 2 andares da família. Todo mundo satisfeito sem nenhum problema. Aqui em casa os decos estão cabeados entre si, mas nas outras não e funciona mto bem. Recomendo

Eu uso roteador da operadora com Wi-Fi desligado e Deco M5 com ethernet backhaul pra minha rede doméstica. Tenho uns switches burros pela casa pra fazer bifurcação e um switch semi-gerenciável no escritório pra ligar as máquinas via ethernet etc. Trabalho com TI, então fico pensando em tirar o equip

Ik had dat probleem jaren geleden in mijn vroegere huis. Een setje van drie TPLink Deco M5 mesh routertjes loste dat op.

Im using a very aged deco M5 (3 nodes) on a 2 storey house with concrete walls and I disconnected the ethernet cable on the PS5 Pro, zero issues, but I can see this might be an issue there is a lot of wireleas interfernece from where you live. I keep seeing people also recommending to others about g

Upside of living in an old farmhouse: I love those buildings. If it has been there for 100 years, it will probably be there for 100 more (with maintenance, of course)Downside of living in an old farmhouse: Oftentimes the walls are lath & plaster. That stuff EATS wireless signals. It gets even worse

Our outbuilding is roughly 150 feet from the house. It's wired for cable, but we dropped cable a couple of years ago. I was pulling my hair out researching all of the options to get wireless to the building and finally decided I'd try the TP-Link Deco M5 Mesh WiFi System, I was on an xFinity wireles

If you have qos or something called like bandwidth managment turned on, turn it off I had similar issue where my isp provides 1gb up/down and wifi showed only 400-600mbps After switching off all of that wifi always shows 860-950mbps with my phone close to my deco... After sucking up interntet on one