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Early AccessArcher BE800 New Firmware Added Support for EasyMesh in AP Mode, DoH&DoT, and 3-Band MLO Connection
This Article Applies to: Archer BE800 V1 New Features and Modifications: This firmware introduces wireless driver enhancements for improved system stability and compatibility, along with a lot of new
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Introduction EasyMesh is a standard certification launched by the Wi-Fi Alliance, which brings a standards-based approach to multiple AP networks. This kind of Mesh allows devices from multiple vendor
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The story was originally posted by Ryan in When and Where to Use a Portable Travel Router What is a Travel Router? Travel routers are compact devices that offer versatility and flexibility for on-the-
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Here's the setup currently: 1x Router (provided the the ISP or Internet provider) 2x TP-Link AX23 both setup as AP Questions are the following: Can I connect the 2 AP together? ie. Router -> AX23(AP1)
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Hi there, Having upgraded to the Archer BE550/BE9300 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Router, I find that I experience an unreasonable amount of buffering which my previous router didn't do. Anyone having the same is
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What is Smart DHCP? Smart DHCP is a built-in feature on TP-Link wireless devices. It can automatically configure the DHCP server settings for TP-Link devices based on the network connectivity and by d
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After having tried openwrt and found it could only support up to about half of my gigabit speed, I wanted to reflash the factory firmware. After many attempts, it eventually bricked, and now shows the
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I recently moved houses and the provider installed a wifi 7 router i need to keep but the signal i get from a 1Gbps connection in the office is 50-100Mbps... I tried Powerline but i roughly get the sa
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