how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode

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Re:how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode
2020-09-28 16:04:33

@AnonyOne 

I got warnings from my devises about weak security as using WPA?

Tried to change settings for this, but could`nt find "how to"

So google it, and find this post and see that this is not possible? 
 

I thought it was a Quality product I have?

 

TP-Link, will you fix this quickly or do I need to buy a new product from an Quality supplier?

 

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Re:how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode
2020-09-28 16:36:02

@Stattutaren 

 

Get an orbi dude.... Tp-Link is BS. And they don't care. 

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Re:how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode
2020-09-29 01:34:47

@Wille 

 

Hi, thanks for reminding.

 

Best Solution here we don't mean this issue is resolved and closed, it is the best solution at current stage, with this label other users can easily find a workaround or an alternative solution but not just wait.

 

We are sorry if we cannot accept it, you may just wait for the new official firmware.

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Re:how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode-Solution
2020-09-29 01:36:43 - last edited 2020-09-29 01:36:54

@Stattutaren 

 

Hello, we actually have released beta firmware for the Deco devices to allow you change the wireless security type on your system, you may refer to the below link to get the beta firmware for your Deco model:

https://community.tp-link.com/en/home/forum/topic/227662?page=1

 

Let us know if you have any further inquiries, thanks a lot~

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Re:how to disable WPA on M5 mesh in AP mode
2020-10-13 18:41:58

+1 requesting this "feature" or flaw is another word to be resolved. I can set my old routers but not my new ones. One step forward and burn the bridge behind you! Thanks TP-Link. 

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