@Fandel ,that has worked for my connections to my Foscam camera's, but obvoiulsy is not ideal (as i want to use fast roaming to roam through the house, purpose of the TP-Link setup). Can we not add fast roaming option to the Guest Network, so i can just disable it for the guest network.. ?

@LDE  same issues here

@mijnham Same issue here. The response of the support desk is:

"We are aware of the problem and our main office is testing out where the problem comes from to make a firmware release that solves this problem. When the firmware will be released and when the problem will be solved is unclear at the moment. ​We are aware of the problem and our main office is testing out where the problem comes from to make a firmware release that solves this problem. When the firmware will be released and when the problem will be solved is unclear at the moment." ​

And that is apparently the default answer since I saw that reply in several other threads going months back. TP-link, just fix it please!

I also tried everything. HK had no solution also.

mijnham wrote

Just posting a small heads-up after 2 weeks of frustration : The Harman Kardon Citation One speakers don't work well when use in group or in speaker pair combined with a Deco M9Plus. Tried all possible configurations, the sound will always end-up crackled. Probably due to the sync-signal between the speakers in conflict with the wifi mesh signal. Though not confirmed, I suspect the entire Citation line will have this issue. I don't have the issue with other routers (old or new) so I wonder what the kind of implementation tp-link cooked up that could cause this.

 

Contacted both support departments, who are aware of the issue but blame the other party with vague accusations. They don't have a solution available and I don't see a lot of signs they are willing to find & fix the root cause. Even worse, they are not willing to warn potential buyers that the products are not compatible. While the HK remains friendly, TP-Link support was outright rude (stating amongst others it is up to the customer to figure out it products are not compatible!). For a premium product, I expect premium service. Did feel I was getting this. Hence I decided to move to Ubiquiti Unify - no issues, more control, more flexibility... 

 

 

 Please is there something we can do about the issue????

Can't really help or test anymore, but everything is running smooth with Ubiquiti Unifi - though that brand is not suitable for the average user. ;-)

Same problem here. Just bought a HK Multibeam 700 and a HK Citation One and installed it on my TP Link M9 Plus network. When I use them separately there's no problem, but when I create a speaker group in Google Home, the Citation One begins to crack. Spoke a employee for HK at our local MediaMarkt, had some tips but none of them worked so far. 

What I tried:

- install the speakers with 2.4 and 5.0 activated

- install the speakers when only 2.4 activated 

- install the speakers when only 5.0 activated 

- turned off fast roaming

Other settings:

- VLAN off

- IPTV off

- Clone Mac off

- TPLink DDNS off

- SIP ALG on

- Beamforming on

- Modus: Router

Replaced the whole system for a Sonos setup, but would prefer to use Harman Kardon.

Would love to hear the solution.

Kind regards

@mijnham  Me to