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Name: TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3-Pack) - White
Brand: TP-Link
SKU: 6508223
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TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3-Pack) - White

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QuestionMy AT&T Hotspot with a Wi-Fi range of 30 ft is In a caboose. Can the Hotspot act as a router connected by ethernet to a TP-Link - Deco XE75. Would this boost the Wi-Fi signal to my 3500 sq-ft house 60 feet away? Then connecting to a second TP-Link.
Asked 2 years ago by JC68.
- Answer Hi! The Deco can function as a router or AP, as long as the main Deco node is connected to your existing Internet source via Ethernet cable. Range will vary depending on placement and physical obstructions, among other factors.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionDoes this work with starlink router modem?
Asked 2 years ago by Starlink.
- Answer As long as you have Ethernet from your starling router, the answer is yes it should be fine
  Answered 2 years ago by Armando
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QuestionAt what distance does the router receive the signal?
Asked 2 years ago by Martchavz.
- Answer One is plugged into the router the other 2 are spread out over the house.
  Answered 2 years ago by 0728
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QuestionHi I have bad cell service in my house can I use my laptop with ethernet cable connected to the main node instead of the app to set this up? Thanks
Asked 2 years ago by dan.
- Answer No, Deco can only be managed by the App.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs the Deco 75 pro router or Node the same hardware?
Asked 2 years ago by Rany.
- Answer Hi! Any Deco node can be set up as the main router or a satellite node, depending on which node is selected as the main unit during setup via the Deco app.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionI have starlink internet. I need to get internet to my separate apartment which is 95ft away and i would also like to get it to my barn which is almost 300ft away. I'm assuming barns a no go so maybe just run an ethernet cable to the apartment?
Asked 2 years ago by Dean.
- Answer Hi! You could certainly install a run of Ethernet cable between the home and separate apartment for optimal results at that location. However, for the barn, we would suggest considering one of our long range, outdoor Access Points, such as the EAP225-Outdoor, or EAP610-Outdoor.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionDoes this support POE?
Asked 2 years ago by Eboy.
- Answer No. the Deco X50-POE and Deco X50-Outdoor are the only Deco units that support POE.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionCan I hook supply network cable directly into main node or do I HAVE to HAVE a modem?
Asked 2 years ago by Modem.
- Answer Hi! As long as the main node is connected to your existing Internet source via Ethernet, whether it's a modem, ONT, gateway, or otherwise, it should work fine.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionWill this work with AT&T fiber?
Asked 2 years ago by TNT33467.
- Answer Yes, as long as the primary Deco node is connected directly to your existing Internet source (e.g., modem, ONT, gateway) via Ethernet.
  Answered 2 years ago by TPLinkSupport
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QuestionIs there Access Control for this (MAC address based) where you can block all new devices from joining the network until you specifically allow each device? I don't want to block a device after it has already connected to my network.
Asked 3 years ago by Kealii.
- Answer Upon setup, all nearby devices will begin to connect with the towers. So, the answer is yes and no. Because you really "have to" let the device connect and then block it after it's paired with the tower. You should account for any devices that you want to pair with your towers and block all others.
  Answered 1 year ago by MiaW
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Questionwill this work with Verizon Fios
Asked 3 years ago by Fios.
- Answer A previous reviewer indicated they set their mesh network up using Verizon Fios.
  Answered 3 years ago by Anonymous
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QuestionType of ethernet cable is included with this product and how many?Can users separate the bands i.e. have 6ghz only band. Can we choose what band to use for the wireless back haul? Is there any plans to make a quad band model of these? I.e. split 5ghz band
Asked 3 years ago by Bpris.
- Answer It comes with one ethernet cable - I'm not sure what rating but I had my own already. It will use the 6 GHz as the backchannel, but I'm not sure if you can change that (I'm using 2.4 and 5 for the WiFi and 6 for the backchannel, which is how it set itself up).
  Answered 2 years ago by ThomasB
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QuestionI bought this and unfortunately opened it after 30 days only to find that it requires setting up an account and allowing remote management of the network through an app, which doesn't meet my needs. Can this be locally managed only?
Asked 2 years ago by Oops.
- Answer Hi! Deco Mesh Wi-Fi Systems require the use of the Deco app.
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QuestionCan you separate the bands into their own SSID? Or one SSID for the 2.4 and 5?
Asked 3 years ago by NikN.
- Answer Yes, you can combine them or configure them separately. You can also spin up a guest network.
  Answered 3 years ago by cjstl
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TP-Link - Deco XE75 Pro AXE5400 Tri-Band Wi-Fi 6E Whole Home Mesh System (3-Pack) - White

Q: QuestionMy AT&T Hotspot with a Wi-Fi range of 30 ft is In a caboose. Can the Hotspot act as a router connected by ethernet to a TP-Link - Deco XE75. Would this boost the Wi-Fi signal to my 3500 sq-ft house 60 feet away? Then connecting to a second TP-Link.

Q: QuestionDoes this work with starlink router modem?

Q: QuestionAt what distance does the router receive the signal?

Q: QuestionHi I have bad cell service in my house can I use my laptop with ethernet cable connected to the main node instead of the app to set this up? Thanks

Q: QuestionIs the Deco 75 pro router or Node the same hardware?

Q: QuestionI have starlink internet. I need to get internet to my separate apartment which is 95ft away and i would also like to get it to my barn which is almost 300ft away. I'm assuming barns a no go so maybe just run an ethernet cable to the apartment?

Q: QuestionDoes this support POE?

Q: QuestionCan I hook supply network cable directly into main node or do I HAVE to HAVE a modem?

Q: QuestionWill this work with AT&T fiber?

Q: QuestionIs there Access Control for this (MAC address based) where you can block all new devices from joining the network until you specifically allow each device? I don't want to block a device after it has already connected to my network.

Q: Questionwill this work with Verizon Fios

Q: QuestionType of ethernet cable is included with this product and how many?Can users separate the bands i.e. have 6ghz only band. Can we choose what band to use for the wireless back haul? Is there any plans to make a quad band model of these? I.e. split 5ghz band

Q: QuestionI bought this and unfortunately opened it after 30 days only to find that it requires setting up an account and allowing remote management of the network through an app, which doesn't meet my needs. Can this be locally managed only?

Q: QuestionCan you separate the bands into their own SSID? Or one SSID for the 2.4 and 5?

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QuestionMy AT&T Hotspot with a Wi-Fi range of 30 ft is In a caboose. Can the Hotspot act as a router connected by ethernet to a TP-Link - Deco XE75. Would this boost the Wi-Fi signal to my 3500 sq-ft house 60 feet away? Then connecting to a second TP-Link.

QuestionDoes this work with starlink router modem?

QuestionAt what distance does the router receive the signal?

QuestionHi I have bad cell service in my house can I use my laptop with ethernet cable connected to the main node instead of the app to set this up? Thanks

QuestionIs the Deco 75 pro router or Node the same hardware?

QuestionI have starlink internet. I need to get internet to my separate apartment which is 95ft away and i would also like to get it to my barn which is almost 300ft away. I'm assuming barns a no go so maybe just run an ethernet cable to the apartment?

QuestionDoes this support POE?

QuestionCan I hook supply network cable directly into main node or do I HAVE to HAVE a modem?

QuestionWill this work with AT&T fiber?

QuestionIs there Access Control for this (MAC address based) where you can block all new devices from joining the network until you specifically allow each device? I don't want to block a device after it has already connected to my network.

Questionwill this work with Verizon Fios

QuestionType of ethernet cable is included with this product and how many?Can users separate the bands i.e. have 6ghz only band. Can we choose what band to use for the wireless back haul? Is there any plans to make a quad band model of these? I.e. split 5ghz band

QuestionI bought this and unfortunately opened it after 30 days only to find that it requires setting up an account and allowing remote management of the network through an app, which doesn't meet my needs. Can this be locally managed only?

QuestionCan you separate the bands into their own SSID? Or one SSID for the 2.4 and 5?