Sunshine wrote

 

• 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 vendors to be onboard, configured, and able to communicate with each other to form Mesh Wi-Fi. 
This brings flexibility, enabling devices from different vendors to work together to increase capacity and effective throughput by forming a smart and adaptable network.

 

For the detailed introduction and usage scenarios, check this thread: What is EasyMesh and how does it work with TP-Link routers and extenders?

 

• EasyMesh Related Threads/Guides

	Introduction	Supported Products	Configuration Guide	Troubleshooting
EasyMesh	What is EasyMesh   General questions about EasyMesh	TP-Link EasyMesh Devices	Add Satellite Router to an EasyMesh Network Add Satellite Extender to an EasyMesh Network	What If I Fail to Establish EasyMesh Network?
Ethernet Backhaul		Ethernet Backhaul Routers   Ethernet Backhaul Extender	Add Satellite Router via Ethernet Backhaul Add Satellite Extender via Ethernet Backhaul

 

Note: Supporting EasyMesh doesn't mean supporting Ethernet Backhaul.

 

• User Case Sharing

 

1. A user case on utilizing an EasyMesh main router in WDS mode: Use WDS and EasyMesh in satellite mode Together

2. A user case that EasMesh Ethernet Backhaul doesn't work when connecting via a specific switch: Ethernet backhaul dont work behind switch

Tpblind not give net signal  @Sunshine 

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  @Sunshine 

I found the explanation of EasyMesh and its flexibility in supporting devices from multiple vendors very informative. It gives users more freedom to mix and match equipment, which is great for expanding existing networks without being locked into a specific brand.