[New Firmware] Onemesh firmware for Archer AX11000
Update on June 15, 2021:
The new official Onemesh firmware for Archer AX11000 is available now, please check for the updates on the router web GUI or Tether app in one day or two for the new update. You can also download the new firmware from TP-Link official website, and install it manually:
https://www.tp-link.com/support/download/archer-ax11000/#Firmware
Note: You will be unable to downgrade to the previous firmware version after updating this firmware.
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Hello everyone,
We understand you have been waiting for the Onemesh firmware for Archer AX11000 for long, here comes with the beta version. You can manually update your router firmware if you would like to implement the Onemesh with some existing range extenders.
This is the download link:
https://static.tp-link.com/beta/2021/202104/20210416/ax11000v1-up-ver1-2-0-P8[20210415-rel78917]_beta_2021-04-16_10.34.39.zip (No need to install this beta version anymore)
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 AX11000 Onemesh network? How many extenders?
2. How large of the house, how are the AX11000 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 how it goes. Have a nice day.
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@soram Yes, this is a beta version, you will get an official version soon, please keep an eye on the router web GUI or on the Tether app for any updates.
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@Kevin_ZAs there are some issues related to the beta version of the onemesh firmware, I guess the official release date of the new firmware version will be further delayed. Am I right?
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Hello @Scott79
For your information and for all those who continue to be interested in this whole saga.
I'm in regular contact with technical support, and on Friday last was instructed to perform certain steps, which I am doing and continue to supply them with logs.
Incidentally, these steps are specific to my setup, so I've been asked not to go into the details on the forum.
Basically, the situation is somewhat improved, although I continue to suffer link rate and/or speed drops on the 2.4 GHz bands of both RE505X extenders.
Best regards
Maciej
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Hi @Maciej
Yeah I'm also in a test process with TP-Link engineers.
I really have no idea whats going on with mine it's become unreliable and the network is slow with lag on most devices.
Link speeds between RE505X and the router AX11000 on 2.4ghz are between 130mbps and 144mbps yet devices are struggling to connect from time to time.
I've played with the channel numbers and used a WiFi analyzer to understand whats going on and every device on the network shares the same channel and channel band but I have an additional series of hidden networks which look like that are causing interference.
Anyway feeding logs back today to hopefully get some feedback.
Best of luck
Scott
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@Kevin_Z I'd like to get off this beta mesh firmware. The router will not allow me to roll back to a factory firmware. How do we do that? Tried loading manually it fails.
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Hello @xokia
I've noticed this as well, you can't revert to the last official release.
Guess this is deliberate on their part, trying to keep people testing the most recent (beta) firmware.
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@Maciej it's absurd. Beta means it's not fully tested. You should always be able to roll back from beta. I'd like to return my router and go with something else since mesh isn't really supported with this line of routers. I guess I could return it with beta firmware.
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Hello @xokia
I fundamentally agree with you, withdrawing from a beta should be possible, however I suppose manufacturers make their own rules.
By the way, have you had the chance of testing out a mesh setup, or do you just have the two AX11000s which you mentioned in one of your earlier posts?
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