What is TP-Link OneMesh? How to configure it?

@behfor If I use multiple Re220 devices, must each one be within range of the main router or just within range of another Re220? Meaning..can they be daisy chained?

I've bought one of these, does anyone know if I can use it with my 'personal hotspot' on my phone or not?

Tp-link now using EasyMesh. Mesh between router is possible.

helpful video, thanks dude!

On my home onemesh network I had to disable the 2.4ghz band because my devices connected preferably to that band and, with that, the speed was reduced a lot. When I turned off the 2.4GHz band all devices obviously started to connect with the 5GHz band, with excellent speed. I was intrigued by this. I suspect that the devices give reference to the strongest signal and not the fastest. Here's a tip for those who are having speed problems with the onemesh network: try disabling the 2.4ghz network. In my case, living in a 3-bedroom apartment (90m2), the 5ghz band, using the ArcherAX10 router and the RE500X repeater, got the job well done.

Hello, please, have you already carried out the meshed configuration on the TP-Link VR600 router?

What is the best mesh network that support lan between the nodes and under 100$ per node ?

I have TP-Link wifi powerline adaptors with wonder if it still uses wifi to connect with each other, or use normal power socket to do its data transfers for internet?

If you have any information on this let me know, before i buy TP-LINK AXE75 AX5400 router for onemesh seamless wifi feature.

Thanks, is it possible to connecte nodes on each other so they communicate between each other like the Deco Mesh systeme ? Also it will be nice if you could make a comparaison between Deco Mesh and OneMesh systeme.

Aha!!! The penny has dropped. The eagle has landed! I get it now!!!! OneMesh is a tp-link trademark system. Aimesh is Asus' own version of onemesh called AiMesh. I thought these were just generic network terms. I see now they are manufacturer 'systems' .

Great video, thanks! Can you please elaborate why I can't use other OneMesh routers as satellite devices? I have Archer AX23 as main router, and want to buy 2 Archer C64 for my different rooms. I was going to buy them and connect but decided to watch your video first

Hi, will you be doing an update on the Onemesh system explaining how it works? Has anything changed? Thank you.

You have a nice style of presentation. Very clear and a little funny at times. Thank you!

Great video and simple tutorial. This is missing in TP-Link documentation. I configured yesterday 1x OMR (AX 3000, Archer AX55) with 3x OMNs (AX3000 Range Extender, RE705X) with dedicated network settings. For home this is good solution, in companies I stay with controller + access points. I changed the repeater's mode from "repeater" to "access point", but the router does not have the role for wireless controller. Yeah...

Just to rub salt in to the wounds, TP-Link have dropped OneMesh in their latest WiFi 7 lineup. They now use EasyMesh instead. Good job TP-Link 🙄 They couldn't have just done this in the first place!

well, it wont be good for me.. i was thinking that i can plug wired APs and put them as onemesh.. but it seems OneMesh is not a real mesh network.. its a repeater nothing more!

does onemesh work when in using a router in a access point mode??

You actually can create a whole network using older routers.
But ofc, it wont be a mesh system at all.

You'll have to connect them using Ethernet for backbone and use as a separate Access Points.
If done properly — the same Name but different Channels, proper (not the highest one) amplification and disctribution actoss the home, you'kk achive a good coverage.

In 5GHz devices actually can migrate between access points on their own. So it is reccomended to enable 2.4 GHz point only on a central router, and use only 5GHz on others.

I have done this at my home and it works great.

So there’s, like, freakin’ 7 different one mesh extenders lmao😂 I have a AX11000 and I have no idea which one to get. So confusing.

In setup you indicate you must connect BOTH radios to the mesh, 2.4 and 5 gig, what if the 2.4 gig radio has been turned off and will never be used, therefore it is not available, can the mesh node still be installed using only the 5 gig radio ? thanks

Nobody mentions how crap their max connections are. Nothing changed from VR900 to VR2100. Max 32 connections in either band. Attrocious for home automation. People need 100 connections minimum for automation to expand.

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Can I use a repeater as my main router?

So we have to connect both bands to create onemesh? Does this mean the router and extender have to be in the same platforms, dual bands = dual bands, triple bands = triple bands, can't we have single band onemesh?

Thanks for making this video. In the first 4 minutes I already decided this One Mesh is not for me. I want my access points connected via ethernet backhaul. I also want to use routers/APs as mesh nodes. Why TP-Link. Why?

I have two re 220. Can we use mesh system?

Nice video, thanks. My disappointment is that I cannot connect the one mesh node to the router with Ethernet. I am using an EAP225 with my AX10 as a stand-alone with different SSID and Password, and connected by Ethernet. I’d like to convert to mesh. Seems like I should be able to.

Will this work using a different router like the router provider by the ISP or do I really need to get the Archer A7 for this to work?

I really loved it ... Great informative video. Thanks

When you use these "extenders" as part of the onemesh system do they lose or cut speed like the old school extenders did?

should cable backhauling works for this?

Great video! Answered all my questions about OneMesh.

How many extender connect in one mesh in tp link one mesh router

I love your persian accent bro😁

I have the AX55. I think it's a little stupid that if I wanted to add an extender that I could not use gigabit Ethernet to do that. Seems like that would be better.

Thank you for the video! I have a one remaining question. Do I have to connect "OneMesh node" directly to the primary router? Or is it possible to connect to another "OneMesh node" and create this kinda long line? (e.g.: Router <> node (connected to the router) <> node (connected only to the node))

Hi, nice video, can you use two archer units and make them as your one mesh unit...instead of getting mesh node? Is there such a thing or is it capable? Thanks a lot

I’m using the router given to me by my ISP and have a RE650 wired as an access point, if I get a second RE650 and use it as a second access point, I’d like to keep both RE650 units with the same name and passwords, would I get seamless handover from one unit to the other?

Thanks for the great video

Are you sure the back haul cannot be ethernet? I see an ethernet port on the RE220.

Excellent explanations. I finally found what I did wrong at home. Thanks !!

I have an Archer C7, but seems only the V5 is Mesh and others are not.
How to find if my router a V5 mesh version ?

Evening. I am confused. Does this mean that I cannot use a tp link one mesh extender to my Tenda N300 F3 Fibre router?

thanks

I just bought the Archer VR400 and I'm having issues with connectivity. I have two RE230 extenders with OneMesh connected. Are these devices compatible? Is there anything I may be doing wrong.

I used to have an Archer A7 in place of the VR400 and it worked great.

Am I the only one to connect but no internet?

What’s the difference between TP Link one-mesh and the Deco systems? Which one is better in you opinion?

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Hi, I am on Tp link c7 router and traditional type of wifi extender (not mesh) TL WA860RE. Will Mesh wifi extender do better job than wifi extender?

What would be the best device to extend and create a safe network in a hotel room (using hotel free wifi - cannot access any LAN port, should be configurable by wifi only)? I tested a small GL.inet nomad router but it looses the connection too often. Thank you

nice video. i was actually gonna upgrade my main router, and use my TP-link rolder on as one mesh repeater. never crossed my mind it couldnt be done. at least now im free to choose another brand of router