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Forums/ Deco
2024-10-17 12:50:41
Re:Deco M5 mesh much slower than new router
@NoviceNoddy Main Deco M5 is capable of delivering up to 500Mbps speeds over WiFi, in tests I did with mine (I have gigabit Internet and could run M5 to its max). If they gave you a router and you...
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2024-10-17 12:44:00
Re:Help finding DECOs (or similar) fed by powerline that can create seamless roaming mesh
@calmgate Any Deco model with Ethernet port can use TP-Link powerline adapters. I googled FRITZ!REPEATER 3000 and it says it is WiFi6 capable. If you want replacement to similar Deco, I suggest...
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2024-10-17 12:36:22
Re:Deco M4R faulted after adding switch
@Tantalum For troubleshooting, simplify your setup: bring Main Deco to garage, connect it directly to the modem/router. Does that work? If it does, connect Main Deco to TP link 8 port TL-SG108 in...
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2024-10-17 12:31:31
Re:Optimal configuration? House with basement and Google Home + Hikvision alarm and door entry
@BruceA Here is the better way: 1. Keep Hub 3 in its current mode, don't make configuration changes in it 2. Switch Deco mesh to run in Access Point mode: How to set up Deco to work in Access Point...
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2024-10-17 11:31:43
Re:Upgrade path retaining my M9’s
@Senna7004 If you plan to add XE75, the best approach would be to have XE75 as Main Deco. How many additional Deco XE75 units you plan to add to your three Deco M9 Plus? Do you plan to keep M9 Plus...
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2024-10-16 19:26:48
Re:Upgrade path retaining my M9’s
@Senna7004 In general, newer WiFi protocols mean faster speeds, but shorter distances. WiFi6 will be faster than WiFi5 when standing near the WiFi node, but as you walk away WiFi6 will be more...
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