Archer AX3000 ssh/sftp?
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I see that port 22 of the router is open, but I cannot seem to find the right user/pass to ssh in?
Sounds like you are trying to access the router remotely using SSH. Try this:
The crendentials will either be your TP-Link ID if attached or what ever you set as your admin credentials.
Hi Ed, The 0.0.0.0 was from the emulator so there was no internet connected when the team devleoped it. that is the reason for the difference with the IP. For alternative connections to the router, other than through the cloud via the Tether app or remote access via VPN server there is no way to access the Router. All of these access method do take you to the UI as well.
You can use FTP to access USB shares though.
@eds60614 I've recentlly bought an Archer AX3000, did some scaning for open ports doing some network troubleshooting and found SSH port OPEN. Tried to conect and it prompts for username and password. Web credentials do not work.
I found this link explaning the user of ssh from TP-Link apps
To help customers manage and configure the TP-Link device better, some TP-Link apps are published for mobile devices, such as Tether 2.0 app, Deco app, Tapo app, and tpCamera app, etc.
Note: In order to use the Tether 2.0 app, TP-Link wireless routers should have the firmware which supports SSH.
SSH (Security Shell) uses encryption to secure the connection between a client and a server. The TP-Link app adopts SSH service, so the products that can use the app also support SSH correspondingly. And TCP port 22 as the default port of SSH Service is set to be opened.
However, SSH Services on the TP-Link products are only available for TP-Link apps. Other SSH clients cannot access to TP-Link products or adjust their settings with command lines. So please rest assured that the SSH will never cause any safety issues on your device.
IMO tp-link shoud not leave SSH ON by default in our devices (put ON/OFF toggle) and if enabled, we should have access to that interface.
NOT COOL TP-LINK 
I'll investigate more and maybe even open a case to add that option. If I find something intresting I'll report back.
PD: Apologies for my english mistakes.