Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionDoes this ASUS range extender have an ethernet port?

• A:Answer Yes, it has an RJ-45 port that supports 10/100/1000 Ethernet standard.

Q: QuestionWhat is the maximum wireless speed supported by this range extender?

• A:Answer This range extender supports WiFi 6 (802.11ax) and offers speeds up to 3000 Mbps.

Q: QuestionHow many devices can this range extender support?

• A:Answer This range extender can support up to 8 devices in a mesh network.

Q: QuestionCan I create a mesh network with this device?

• A:Answer Yes, you can create a mesh network using this range extender with other AiMesh-compatible routers.

Q: QuestionWhat are the differences in the RP-AX56 and RP-AX58

Asked 2 years ago by Doug.

• A:Answer RP-AX56 and RP-AX58 only differ in the fact that the AX58 has double the channels for 5GHz giving it more bandwidth throughput vs the AX56, other than that it is essentially the same AIMesh node.

  Answered 2 years ago by EthMinerVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDoes this Ethernet port not “work” for direct plug in? I plug it into my Xbox and Pc and there is 0 connection to it. Called the 1-800 number and didn’t provide any help…most access points let you plug 1-2 Ethernet devices into it. This seems to not work

Asked 2 years ago by Nick.

• A:Answer So according to the quick start guide, it clearly says it is a LAN port for your PC. I am guessing the problem you might have is that if it is connected to your router in an AIMesh node setup, it might be attempting to utilize ethernet backhaul (how it communicates back to the router). You can go into your Asus interface under AIMesh, system settings and ensure that Ethernet Backhaul is turned off. If so, the AIMesh node *shouldn't* be trying to attempt to use this as a communication method to the router, and see this as an additional LAN port. The caveat is that the AIMesh node is communicating back to the router via wireless, which really won't give the LAN port a speed advantage as if it was connected via ethernet directly to the router.

  Answered 2 years ago by EthMinerVerified Purchase

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Q: Questiondoes this extender work with a Spectrum router and Netgear extenders?

Asked 2 weeks ago by rog.

Q: QuestionDoes this work with Frontier fiber router?

Asked 3 months ago by Mike.

Q: QuestionDoes this work with the ASUS AX3100 gaming router?

Asked 4 months ago by Matt.

Q: QuestionDoes this work with an AT&T fiber optic router?

Asked 5 months ago by Cricket.

Q: QuestionI have a ASUS XT9 Mesh system router with one node. Our house is 1100 sq ft, single story but I do not get good coverage in the front or back yard. Can I use this extender help to eliminate dead zones, or would it be better to buy an additional XT9 node?

Asked 6 months ago by AlexS.

• A:Answer Buying an additional ASUS XT9 node is a better solution for extending coverage to your front and back yards, as it will provide a more seamless and stable mesh network compared to an extender. The XT9 nodes are designed to work together in an ASUS AiMesh system, offering superior performance and wider reach than a standalone extender like the RP-AX58.

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Q: QuestionCan I plug the extender in a different floor than the router?

Asked 6 months ago by JoseG.

• A:Answer Yes, you can plug a Wi-Fi extender on a different floor than the router, but for best performance, you should place it in a location where it receives a strong, clear signal from the router and is also in the mid-point between the router and the dead zone. Placing it on the second floor, for instance, would require it to be on the main floor to receive a sufficient signal. It is also beneficial to use dual-band extenders to minimize interference and to consider a mesh Wi-Fi system as a superior alternative for seamless coverage across multiple floors.

  Answered 6 months ago by ASUS Answers

  
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Q: QuestionIs the ASUS - RP-AX58 AX3000 compatible with an ASUS AX1800S Dual Band WI-Fi 6 router? And, is it essentially 'plug-n-play' (just find it in the router settings and set a password so they will 'talk')? Thank you.

Asked 7 months ago by MRH.

• A:Answer Yes, the ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 is compatible with the ASUS AX1800S Dual Band Wi-Fi 6 router. Both devices support AiMesh, which allows them to work together seamlessly in a mesh network.

  Answered 7 months ago by ASUS Answers

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this work with the Asus RT-BE3600 wi-fi router?

Asked 7 months ago by Ajr.

• A:Answer Yes, the ASUS RP-AX58 is compatible with the ASUS RT-BE3600 router through AiMesh. This allows both devices to work together to extend and optimize your home Wi-Fi network.

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Q: Questionwill this be fully capable with the WIFI device I have that was installed by AT&T It is manufactured by: Realtek Semiconductor Corp The model number/Name is :Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC The Driver version is: 6001.16.126.333

Asked 8 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Yes, this router model will be fully capable with your Realtek 8852CE WiFi 6E PCI-E NIC device.

  Answered 8 months ago by ASUS Answers

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this work with a NETGEAR router?

Asked 10 months ago by Catfish.

• A:Answer I have an Asus router, but I've read on other forums that people have not been successful in connecting this to routers outside of the ASUS line. If it were me, I would try to find a similar device from my router manufacturer.

  Answered 10 months ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionCan it be connected to a link's router?

Asked 10 months ago by Dee.

• A:Answer The ASUS RP-AX58 AX3000 is compatible with most Wi-Fi routers, including Linksys routers. It functions as a range extender to enhance network coverage.

  Answered 10 months ago by ASUS Answers

  
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Q: QuestionDoes this device work as an additioanl node for the Zen Wifi AXE7800?

Asked 1 year ago by JoeG.

• A:Answer Will this work with an xfinity router?

  Answered 3 months ago by Anonymous

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Q: QuestionEven if I plug the extender 3 Fleet distance from my AX11000 PRO Asus Router the extender it’s sending 200 mbps when router it’s sending 900mbps; i plugged 2 extender no matter what distance and happen the same; no more than 200mbps

Asked 1 year ago by Gamer.