How can you reasonably accurately determine if a remote Mesh unit is place well, and is therefore connected/communicating with the main mesh router well? eg: The only indication I can see is in the ap

I happen to have powerline adapters exactly where my two child M5s are being placed. Is it wise to use the powerline adapters for a backhaul to them (& plug wired in devices directly into the spare M5

plugged my new m5 mesh system into existing zyxcel router. all works well except devices keep reverting to the zyxcel network and i have to manually switch them back to m5

When I set each one up, I had to say what room it was in. The house has a complicated layout, so one Deco might be actually be within range of two or more of its "siblings", and able, theoretically, t

According to the link below, you should be able to click on the Internet icon, then click on one of the satellite Deco, and you will see the satellite Deco’s signal source is wifi or ethernet. However

I understood from a TP-Link instruction page that when using more Deco units throug ethernet, the 2nd, 3rd, etc units need to be daisy chained to the 1st or need to be connected through star topology,