Deco X20

A decent mesh with strategically placed access points will probably work just fine here. I like the TP-link Deco X20 if I’m building a non-unifi system.

What mode do you plan to use the Deco X20 in? Router or AP? Your description would mean using them in AP mode and would work, keeping your existing router as the gateway for the network. Personally I would also run a cable for the camera in the basement rather than using the second ethernet port on

Had a double NAT with ATT BGW320–>Deco X20 causing Plex to not function. After a week on the Plex forum and a local AT&T guy it was solved by changing from a Dynamic to Static IP Address in the ‘Internet Connection’ menu item on the Deco app. Set the static to the external address on the BGW and the

Mine loses internet connection if I click on “internet settings” within the app. And yes it’s up to date. Only way to get the internet back is to unplug the Ethernet cord from the WAN and plug it back in. That fixes it. Also does this if any changes to DNS is made. Deco X20 v4.6 here.

Para Tplink deco x20 Entras a sercom El ip de entrada lo tienes que buscar en tu conexión donde dice gateway 192.168.xx.1 Xx siendo lo que configuro más móvil Sacas las credenciales PPPoE pones El deco a funcionar como router. Luego ingresas desde al app a conexión interner Ingresas credenciales y s

Been struggling a lot with this router , so had just 2 options either replace it with Tp Link XC220-G3v or use it in bridge mode, technician called the noc and bridge mode was activated now using my own Deco X20 all the problems are resolved , now full control over Wifi and network

Do you have have dhcp on the main Deco and the ISP modem, that could cause conflicts. You could try adding a 20$ unmanaged switch and have that connected to the Deco AP and the pc to the switch. There is no logical reason why that would make a difference other that I would take some of the workload

Yes, this has been dawning on me as well, the only culprits I can think of are my Deco X20s still conducting wireless backhaul and maybe the PS5 which is configured on both WiFi and LAN. But if this would be the cause, this should have happened with my Netgear switches as well I guess. Another possi

Don't worry, its not dangerous to go online unless you go on sketchy websites, i remember I'm using my deco x20 to connect it and also blocks anything dangerous sites or wven blocks malware from getting to the network it self, I'm actually monitoring the network the whole day.

Without APs that support 802.11k/v/r, your client devices might "stick" to a weaker AP when a stronger one is in range, or to a congested AP when a less utilized AP is still within acceptable range. You might experience interruptions when moving from one AP to another. It would be better if you disa