OneMesh
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I just got a new ax1500 router and I already own archer a6. Now from I read before I got the archer a6, it supports onemesh. But now that I am trying to setup both ax1500 and archer a6, I just couldn't make them work on onemesh. My a6 btw is hw v3 and fw is 1.0.14.
Is the a6 really onemesh compatible? And if not, is the best setting I can do is make it an ap?
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Hello, this has been answered here below:
So I would suggest you contact the reseller where you purchased the router to exchange for a Onemesh range extender or powerline adapter to build up a Onemesh network. Below are the Onemesh devices:
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Welp, assumption bit my ass again. Without reading I just thought that once it says one mesh compatible, it will work.
Seeing however that this has been a feature everyone likes for two years now, are there amy plans of rolling out that feature?
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@terziyski do you think they are purposely not letting or more routers be a part of one big mesh? I mean routers are better than REs.
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Check this feature request and you'll find your answers.
There's a new upcoming mesh standard - EasyMesh - I think that the focus would be shifted there.
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