Archer AX55

what is your network card in the PC? I'm asking because I have a very similar problem and I'm 100% positive that Intel Killer 3100X network card is incompatible with Archer AX55, giving the same symptoms as yours - auto-negotiated 100 Mbit/s link speed between router and MSI laptop. Apparently witho

Avoid TP-Link as it might be facing potential ban. Go for Asus. AX55 or AX58U will serve you well.

go for Asus. avoid TP-Link. source: ex Asus AC66 user who regretted upgrading to TP-Link Ax73, Ax55

IPv6 doesn’t have forwards. The IPv6 equivalent to UPnP merely creates allows in the IPv6 firewall itself. Or you make an allow rule for that port, arbitrary IP, explicitly in your router level firewall. Assuming the router can support such rules. (My Archer AX55 can’t)

See now that's some helpful stuff. Ya I've had some issues where doing firmware upgrades, either disable my Ethernet mesh or the mesh all together. Reset them all and re setup the mesh, with or without Ethernet and sometimes it will go only 2.4 or disable the Ethernet all together. I have one ax55 t

Yes, our system's behavior has been EXACTLY the same as OP's description for several months (Southwest United States). We've replaced the router (TP-Link AX55); replaced the Telo2 unit; turned on QoS; put the Telo2 in a DMZ firewall zone; disabled SIP ALG; re-enabled SIP ALG; etc. Calls on Zoom, MS

I just got a wavlink 7 as my ax55 died finally, constant turn off then back on to work, tp link 300wifi extender in shed where my pc is, using Ethernet to pc ans 1 of my 10mtr cat 8 cables back to house in kitchen windowless ext into power, all blue lights in circle, head back to pc and we have fast

With that many devices, I would personally get a WiFi router with more RAM. 60+ devices is quite many for the tp-link ax55, as that unit only has 512 MB of ram. The more devices you have, the more RAM you will need to host the devices. With that many devices, I would opt for something with no less t

I think the AX55 is too underpowered compared to the others, so I’d skip that one. The Archer BE3600 has a 2.5gb WAN port as well as a single 2.5gb LAN port, with some additional 1 gigabit LAN ports. That gives you faster speeds for your network if you ever upgrade your internet beyond 1 gigabit. If

I have three of those in my house. A lightning strike hit near my home, and besides damaging two TVs, two of my three Archer AX55 units are now stuck in a constant boot loop. From what I’ve read, some components on the main board got fried. It’s cheaper to buy a new one than to have them repaired.