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2022-03-23 03:24:19
This question is mostly based on a faulty understanding of a true mesh system. A mesh network has to have all of the nodes on the same channel (for each band). Period. That is how a client can...
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2022-03-21 18:26:11
@MCLoki - Yes, you can use your computer directly attached to a Deco unit while the other DECO port is used for the backhaul; that's not an issue at all. You can also have your computer use both the...
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2022-02-28 20:47:40
@Matt1979 The fact that the Deco's did not work initially when restored to the original configuration (after trying other alternatives) – but then worked as expected the next morning – indicates to...
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2022-02-26 19:28:22
A few thoughts -- are you sure the Deco's are in AP (Access-Point) mode? The Archer should be providing the DHCP service to the network -- is there a physical reason you can't configure as in the 3rd...
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2022-02-25 16:21:34
eltin wrote: I have a deco x60 and I can't use the maximum of my internet connection since it only connects me to the 80mhz channel! The Deco X60 will support at least 960Mb on a 1Gb Internet...
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2021-11-17 23:48:49
@shadowen It is a fundamental mis-underdstanding of a "mesh" network to think that each member node is "fighting" on the same channel. It is an intrinsic property of a mesh that all nodes are on the...
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