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Why disable mesh? I thought that will ensure the devices work together rather than compete (looking at fritzbox, but it seems they are all compatible).
by estaseuropano 5y ago
Why disable mesh? I thought that will ensure the devices work together rather than compete (looking at fritzbox, but it seems they are all compatible).
- wtallis 5y agoA mesh network is entirely different from and inferior to a network with multiple access points each with a wired connection. If you've built your network to be the latter, you don't want anything to start acting as a wireless repeater and wasting lots of airtime.
- fomine3 5y agoSome people use term "wired backhaul mesh". It seems that it's just a seamless roaming but that's what I want.
- chronogram 5y agoExcuse me for the late response. I logged into the router and it’s called their trademarked “TP-Link OneMesh”, it’s likely useful if you buy more TP-Link products and want easy integration, however it’s unnecessary for my home. You’re lucky with your Fritzbox, my area has no competition in the ISP market which means I’m stuck with overpriced low quality, from the copper to the modem to the customer service.