Firmware Updates---Onemesh firmware for Archer AX6000
Updated on 2121-02-25:
Hello all,
The Onemesh firmware for the Archer AX6000 has been officially released, those who haven't updated the AX6000 firmware for Onemesh can check for the updates on your Tether app or on the router web interface, or you can download and install it manually from the TP-Link official website here:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/archer-ax6000/#Firmware
We've got the new firmware for the Archer AX6000, which adds the support for Onemesh. This version has not been officially released yet, you can manually update your router firmware if you would like to implement the Onemesh with some existing range extenders.
Here is the download link:
Refer to this guide to add the existing extender to the Onemesh network:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/faq/2509/
We hope you could help provide some details about the network layout, which will help us to understand your usage better:
1. What is the model number of the range extender that you want to add to the AX6000 Onemesh network? How many extenders?
2. How large of the house, how are the AX6000 and the range extenders located, are all on the same floor, or on different floors?
3. How about the Onemesh network performance? Is it as good as expected?
Do let us know if you have any other inquiries. Have a nice day.
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Thanks a lot - I'll test that.
One more question - do you get the most out of your transfer rates?
Do you get 100% of your bandwidth compared to what your ISP provides (e.g. 100 Mbps out of 100 Mbps connection)?
Thanks again!
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I'm in Australia, so we have terrible internet lol. I'm on a 50/20 connection and can max it out no dramas.
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My Alienware come with a AC1535 network adapter, I think he supports it.(just ordered the new intel AX210)
But it is true, if I change the channel on 5G FROM - 36 To 44, adapter see the network(if i change to channel 149 to 165 he does not see the network at ~2 meters distance, but see if I come close to him. )
Veyr big thanks Kevin, and sorry for my english :)
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Thought the whole idea about mesh and smart connect enabled is that your devices only see one network. Embedded in that network are the 2.4 and 5 ghz bands.
Installed the mesh firmware and smart connect and on the router settings i now only see one network.
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@Kevin_Zabout the ping.
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@PickaBoo there was on 5G
Here's screen from 2.4
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May I have your detailed network diagram? Is the AX6000 working as the main router? What is the model number of the modem from ISP?
Which device connects to the 5G network, how far between the device and the AX6000, how about the signal when you perform the ping test? What is the current channel on the AX6000 when you did the ping?
What if you change the DNS server on the AX6000 WAN/internet to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, will it help with the ping?
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The AX6000 works from ISP - AC750 router and works only for IPTV.
2 devices are connected to AX6000 - Iphone and Alienware
Signal on 2.4 - -54dBm
On 5G - -60dBm
Channel:
2.4G - works- CH. 3- 20MHz
5G - CH.44 width Auto.
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