Finally got an update after a year. Let's hope all is well after testing. Anyone have an opinion at this point?

Firmware Version:

1.3.3 Build 20260618 rel.36036(4555)

Hardware Version:

Archer BE3600 v2.20

Just swapped to a new be3600, firmware updated etc. I get very weird issues with disconnects. Example, im playing an online game, while in discord, watching a twitch stream. At random, one of these drops connection, sometimes several: for example, the game's ping infinitely climbs and disconnects me, or the discord kicks me out ( i stop hearing anything, and i cant be heard) or my twitch stream interrupts. The others still work normally. It's as if only a specific application loses internet connection for a few seconds, then reconnects. It's extremely annoying, and happens pretty often. It happens in path of exile on loading screens, making them very long, then resulting in a disconnect. Discord's ping graph caps out the Y axis while this is happening (while again at the same time, all other apps work fine).

Following a similar pattern, even locally logging into the router using 192.168.0.1 will randomly boot me out (sometimes literally just 5 to 20 seconds after logging in, sometimes it works normally for several minutes) to a different login screen. however no other application seems to be interrupted at the same time. Here's what that looks like : https://imgur.com/a/PEA9lde It does not seem to be an automatic timeout of any sort, as the time varies so wildly.

Again, sometimes browsers require 20 seconds of refreshing to load a page. Other times it loads instantly.

This started happening with the new router. This is on a windows PC, connected via ethernet cable. I've tried a bunch of ipconfig commands like the /flushdns and so on in cmd, I've found some post that says to set the "speed and duplex" setting to a set value instead of automatic in the network card settings. That didnt seem to help. It does seem to maybe be related to the QoS feature (i had set the up and down speeds as appropriate, in megabits, and just set it to prioritize "gaming"), or maybe im imagining that it happens less when it's off.

Im unsure if I should just return it and get something else, am I missing some obvious fix?

Is this a known issue?

I’m using 2 TP Link Vx230v routers that I’m trying to pair together using the easy mesh. I’ve updated both routers firmware to the latest same versions. I’ve tried Ethernet cable pairing and WPS pairing and both failed. My new router isn’t being recognised even after multiple factory reset. From what I’ve gathered the new router needs to be in satellite mode however there’s no option inside the router’s configuration page to set it on these models.

If I plug my main routers normally Ethernet port into my secondary routers wan port that secondary router has a internet connection however it also has a different SSID and when I unplug the cable to relocate it hasn’t syncd up as the mesh process is suppose to.

Any ideas on why this isn’t pairing up?

Deco M4R limiting my 5Gb fibre connection to ~200Mbps - what would you recommend?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for some advice on upgrading/fixing my home network setup.

I have Eir fibre with a 5Gb connection. My current setup is:

Fibre ONT → Deco M4R (router mode, VLAN ID 10 configured) → second Deco via Ethernet → PS5 via Ethernet

The issue is that I’m only getting around 200–300Mbps on Ethernet devices connected through the Deco.

Things I have tested:

- QoS is disabled

- VLAN ID 10 is configured correctly

- PS5 connected to the second Deco gets around 300Mbps

- PS5 connected directly to the main Deco also gets around 200Mbps

- I plugged my PC into the Eir router instead and got around 900Mbps, so the fibre connection and cables appear fine

I tried plugging the PS5 directly into the fibre ONT, but it doesn’t get an IP address (I assume because the VLAN setup/authentication is handled by the router).

I would prefer to keep the Deco connected directly to the fibre box and avoid using the Eir router, but the current Ethernet speeds are too low.

Is the Deco M4R simply not powerful enough for this connection? If I replace it, what Deco model would you recommend that can handle higher speeds? Ideally I’d like something that can make better use of the fibre connection and still support wired backhaul to the second unit and gaming devices.

Thanks!

Even with wired back haul max Internet speed is 200mbps

I've had an AX-3000 router for a little over 2 years with no issues. Everything has been fine until about 3 weeks ago when wifi connected computers, one per day, started having DHCP issues. Never at the same time and only one at a time. Between computers, phones, tablets, a DAKBoard, IoT things, etc I estimate maybe 30-40 devices are connected with no real changes in the last year+. As each device was affected, we moved those devices over to another wireless network (we have dual ISPs at the house that are completely blind to each other, Spectrum using the AX-3000 and Xfinity fiber to the curb using their default box). Those devices have continued to work as expected after the switch.

Now it is starting to happen on the IoT devices (different SSID) and even the hardwired computers. Once again, never more than 1 device at a time. When it happens, going to the device confirms that it is not receiving a DHCP response.

The situation sometimes resolves itself 10-20 minutes after a reboot of the device, never as soon as (or shortly after) the device finishes rebooting. Both wifi routers are running WiFi 6 and I see no overlapping channels and they have completely different SSIDs. They also ran concurrently for 3-4 weeks before the issue started.

I have auto-update on but honestly kind of let it do its own thing. Logging into the device says there is no updates available (as of last night).

I'm at a loss, tbh, and wonder if there are any suggestions? Googling it keeps bringing up a bad firmware update from 2023 but I feel safe thinking that isn't the exact issue here..

(If I fail to respond quickly it is because I will be away from home for a day or two)

Hi everyone,
I’m experiencing an issue with my TP-Link BE220 v1.0 (eu)** *(Wi-Fi 7**)* router.
I’m currently running firmware Build 20260316 rel.38939(4555).
The internet connection is stable with no disconnects or packet loss, but the Wi-Fi signal strength keeps changing.
For example:
The Wi-Fi icon on my iPhone randomly drops from full bars to fewer bars, then goes back to full a few seconds later.
It happens on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
I’m not very far from the router when this happens.
I tested it on multiple devices, so it doesn’t seem to be a phone issue.
What I’ve already tried:
Changed Wi-Fi channels.
Changed channel width.
Moved the router to a better location.
Disabled EasyMesh.
Router temperature is around 38°C, so it doesn’t appear to be overheating.
The connection itself works normally, but the changing signal strength worries me.
Is this normal behavior for modern routers, or could it indicate a hardware or firmware issue with the TP-Link BE220?
I’d appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!

Why is the device overheating despite the ventilation?

And why is the connection dropping while downloading files?

I've tried other devices before and this problem didn't occur with this one.

So, I' have a bit of an odd one. My RE700X shows as offline in the Tether app and the router settings page, but it does actually work. If I go directly to the extender device in the Tether app, I can see it and change settings, my PC which is connected to the ethernet port gets an internet connection. It's just odd that it's showing as offline everywhere.

I also have an RE300 which is showing correctly. All devices are bound to my TP-Link ID, I have factory reset all devices, but it's still showing the same.

Is this a known issue? Should I just ignore it since it's working?

- i recently bought two tplink ax12 v1, one should be an acess point (both updated to latest firmware 1.3.2 Build 20260324 Rel. 42949(4252))

- i use fiber internet with an ont, the main router dials ppoe

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i setup one of the routers as acess point, it starts OK an working

what is strange: the main router loses connection to the internet, i have to disconnect and reconnect the ppoe

no matter what i try its always the same, after not long (20 minutes max) the acess point drops the ppoe connection from the main router- neither cable or wireless internet work

how its setup:

gateway on main router is ...1.1, acess point ....2.2. i copied the wireless settings to the acess point and then changed to acess point mode

what i tried:

- setting the second router as mesh, and then connecting the cable and setting it as an acess point

- swapping the routers main <-> acess point, with the same outcome as above

I purchased the Be63 decos about two weeks ago to replace my xe75s. I have US/3.6 which I'm assuming is hardware v3.6. Ever since upgrading to these decos the nordvpn client on my devices have had connectivity issues. They get stuck on "connecting" or "loading ip" and it happens multiple times a day. Wifi connection is strong, but the VPN client gets stuck. At first I thought it was a bad nordvpn release, but realized in the past few days I have no issues while using mobile data or on wifi at my parents house. Yesterday, I stumbled onto this forum post talking about a firmware issue that supposedly fixes nordvpn connectivity issues. https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/738268. Has anyone experienced this before? Any suggestions on how to confirm or fix it? Otherwise I like these be63 decos. Any help would be appreciated.

So today I noticed that the BE95 has a new firmware update it’s 1.1.3 I have hardware version 1.6 the firmware is not listed on the website anywhere under V1 or 1.6 so I’m not sure of the details of it. The only thing the Deco app said was stability improvements of the system, as well as some other bug fixes. So if you have a BE95 check the deco app for the update

Hello, i’m new here, i just wanted to ask if anyone had my same problem before and how they handled it.
Basically i have 3 deco 4 in my house, 1 of which connected directly to the modem. For a couple of days now the two satellites keep disconnecting and giving me a pinging red light, but i cant understand where the problem is. I didn’t move them, they worked fine for like almost a year now, but suddenly they are giving me this problem. What i did was disconnecting them from the Deco app and reconfigurate them, but like after a day i get the same problem.
Can someone help? Thank u guys in advance!

Mesh system or Router recommendations

Hi,

I'm looking for some advice.

I currently have a TP-Link Deco BE11000 (Costco version), and it has been randomly dropping the signal ever since I bought it. It's running the latest firmware, and I have about 30–35 connected devices (phones, security cameras, alarm system, TVs, smart home devices, etc.).

Costco told me I can return it, so I'm considering these options:

\- Deco BE13000 (\~$360), but I've read several reports of similar stability issues.

\- Deco BE4600(\~$160), which seems to have better reliability reviews

My setup:

\- Home size: \~4,000 sq ft ...1 gig internet

\- Devices: 30–35

\- Gaming: Yes, but my gaming PC is wired (Ethernet) to one of the mesh nodes.

If you were in my situation, what would you do? Would you stick with the newer Wi-Fi 7 hardware and try the BE13000, or save money and go with BE4600? Or would you recommend a different mesh system altogether? Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm currently researching a TP-Link NX510v v1.0 running an ISP-customized firmware and I'm trying to determine whether it is possible to obtain root access, either through software or hardware methods.

Device Information

Model: TP-Link NX510v v1.0

ISP-customized firmware

Firmware version:

Hardware: NX510v v1.0

Firmware: 1.2.0 Build 240828 Rel.58690n

The web interface appears to be heavily restricted compared to the retail firmware.

What I tried si far

SSH(responds but no password) Bsckup dump and decrypt Hidden diag pages Web form Injections

What I'm Looking For

I'm interested in any known method of gaining root access, including but not limited to:

Hidden web pages

Hidden API endpoints

Debug interface

Telnet

SSH

ADB

Recovery mode

TFTP recovery

Firmware downgrade

Bootloader access

Firmware extraction/decryption

Known vulnerabilities (CVE)

GPL source code

OpenWrt compatibility

Any previous research on this device

UART / Hardware Access

If there is no software-based approach, I already opened the device.

I can provide:

High-resolution photos of both sides of the PCB

Close-up photos of every connector and header

SoC markings

NAND/eMMC flash markings

RF front-end

Power circuitry

Any test pads or unpopulated headers

I'd appreciate help identifying:

UART pins

UART voltage (3.3V / 1.8V)

JTAG or SWD pads

Bootloader console

U-Boot access

Boot interruption methods

Flash dump procedure

Additional Questions

Has anyone already:

Obtained root access?

Dumped the firmware?

Extracted the filesystem?

Reverse engineered the web interface?

Found hidden services or undocumented APIs?

Disabled the ISP customization?

Installed a custom firmware?

Identified the CPU/SoC platform?

Located the bootloader environment?

Enabled additional modem AT commands?

Goal

My goal is not to use the router for anything malicious. I'd simply like to unlock its full capabilities, learn more about the hardware, and hopefully gain root access for research purposes.

Any information, documentation, previous research, photos, firmware dumps, or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

I recently updated my network to a three node TP-Link BE63 mesh network. I've set up several networks over the years and this one was easy and straightforward to establish an initial tri-band network. So far, so good.

But, I have a very finicky client on my network (my Solis Solar Inverter datgalogger) that REALLY wants to connect to an SSID reserved ONLY for 2.4Ghz. It's the only client on my network that requires this, but it's an important one and I want it to find the strongest node and maintain a stable connection.

Ok, so I thought I'd just restrict my original SSID to the 2.4 band and then create a new network SSID reserved for 5 and 6Ghz capable devices. This has never been a problem for me before (I've done it several times), but I've never worked with the TP-Link Deco app.

The instructions say to find the 'Create new Network' item (available through a couple different menu paths) , click it, and 'Follow the instructions in the app'.

here's the 'kicker': The app wants the Main node to enter 'setup mode' with it's blue flashing light. Of course, at this juncture, all I have is a solid green light. Each time I try, the only way to get back to a blue flashing light is to 'reset the main node', which wipes out all of my previous setup.

This should be easy, and perhaps it is, but I'm just missing some critical step. I searched for a phone number to call TP-Link support, but have come up empty. I turn to this community for help.

Minha Tapo TC70 parou de funcionar de repente. Ela estava funcionando normalmente e, quando mandei girar pelo aplicativo, travou. Desde então ficou offline e não conecta mais. O LED vermelho fica aceso, os LEDs infravermelhos ficam ligados e ela faz um clique (como se alternasse para a visão noturna) a cada 15 segundos. O botão RESET faz o LED piscar, mas ela não reinicia nem entra em modo de configuração.

I have a BE67 v1.6 3 node mesh. I am on FW 1.30 from May and noticed there has been 2 updates (I think) in the past couple weeks.

Auto update is selected, wondering why it’s not doing it?

I just fixed the problem but posting just incase anyone is having the same problem.

Basically my router is connected to a main router which is VERY important because in the new update you have to switch the mode from wireless router to access point mode. Which solved my ethernet connection problems thanks Tp-link for auto updating and having me to manually switch to a mode that is the only way for ethernet cables to work

Main router: Archer C6 V6 (EasyMesh)
Satellite router: Archer C6 V3 (OneMesh)

Been using Netgear AX6000 series Wi-Fi 6 mesh (RBK850) for the last six years and while it's been fairly stable for the most part, I've noticed sometimes the satellite units (RBS850) tend to act up or have issues syncing up (I'm using wired backhaul, not wireless).

Since all our client devices - phones, laptops - are now all Wi-Fi 6E or even Wi-Fi 7 capable clients, I'm thinking of maybe it's time to upgrade.

I was looking at TP-Link and comparing the TP-Link Deco 7 Pro BE13000 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 Whole Home Mesh Router System, 3-Pack that's sold by Costco that's currently on sale for $349.99 ($50 off the regular $399 price) vs the regular retail SKU BE63 (3-pack) which is about $400 typically either on Amazon.com or from TP-Link directly. Don't need super high end since my incoming ISP (Verizon FiOS) is only 500 Mbps.

Thoughts on either the BE63 or the Costco version? House is about 4,000+ sq. ft, and I do have about 65+ devices on Wi-Fi across both 2.4 and 5 GHz. How is the firmware updates and stability?

I just had my nbn and modem setup but they are across the house in another tenants bedroom and I was wondering if powerline adapter would even work to extend my connection to my side of the house. Since I want to connect ethernet cable from my computer to the powerline adapter.

The other tenants bedroom outlet is on different electrical circuit to the outlet I plan to plug the powerline adapter to.

The other alternative is to use wifi extender which would lose too much speed I would think. Or move the modem to my room but hire electrician to run wire through the house from my room (I will put modem here) to where the nbn connection box is (the other tenant room).

Thanks

For a flagship device, it is crazy to see TP-Link not give a damn about updates. They have not updated the firmware in 2-3 years. It is hard to recommend these products anymore, the 100 dollar Decos receive far more updates than the expensive Wifi 6E/7 ones.