How to Extend Your WiFi with ASUS AiMesh? | ASUS SUPPORT
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- ASUS AiMesh technology allows you to easily extend your WiFi network. Using the ASUS Router app, it's a breeze to combine multiple AiMesh-compatible ASUS routers for centralized control. Plus, you'll have access to comprehensive commercial-grade security and network features throughout your entire network!
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Hi, based on your issue, may I ask have you encounter any issue?
Whether you want to extend your WiFi with ASUS AiMesh?
Have you try the steps according to the video or the FAQ at the description box?
Could you provide the details of the problem?
Could you provide the product model and OS version?
Thank you.
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Totally love Asus AIMesh systems. Works incredibly well providing very strong wifi to outside cameras. Asus router just plain work. Have always worked great for our network.
This system is a disaster to setup. The router discovers the nodes instantly but after 3 minutes fails to setup and doesn't tell you specifically why instead gives you not 2 not 3 not 4 but 5 generalizations that mean nothing and are obvious. Far more troubleshooting needs to be included in the firmware.
I have the same damn issue. did you find a way to fix it ?
@@BeatBoxBoy36 What I ended up having to do was connect a lan cable from a lan port of the main router to the wan port of the mesh router.
May I ask what kind of issue you are experiencing?
Have you tried any troubleshooting methods to resolve the problem?
@@asus_support Did you even read the original post in this thread, where I explained the troubleshooting examples ASUS provides which are 5 generalities that literally offer no help at all?
Sorry for the misunderstanding. I'm responding to the user "BeatBoxBoy36."
Regarding your question, I suggest visiting the following forum post for more assistance.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused.
So does this mean that the nodes don't have to be connected to the network via cable? I can just add a node via AIMesh and it will connect via wifi to the main router?
Yes, that's correct.
Do the mesh router(extender/node) also need a network cable plugged in as the main one for it to work as a node or no? ^^
Hi, based on your issue, mesh routers or nodes do not necessarily require a network cable to be plugged in as the main one for them to function. Mesh systems are designed to create a wireless network infrastructure where the nodes communicate with each other wirelessly to extend the network coverage.
Thank you.
@@asus_supportthanks for the informative response!
Do I have to restore the existing Mesh Points??? I just want to extend with a second mesh device.
Regarding your question, I would recommend you visit the following forum post to get more assistance.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Thank you.
The attached text in Polish is probably from another movie. It talks about stands, booms, mounting methods, etc.
(Podpięty tekst w języku polskim jest raczej od innego filmu. Mówi o podstawkach, wysięgnikach, sposobie mocowania, itp.)
Once I have a node set up can I attach it to my PC VIA ethernet and it will work perfectly fine?
In theory, it is possible.
It's so annoying how you are showing this setup on a mobile app. You think people wAnting to go with an advanced mesh network don't have PCs?
Please do this using the browser router UI.
This may be an interesting problem, and you may want to do a sketched map of the topology to keep clear on it. First, let me list my proposed AI Mesh network topology for my 3600 square foot house, horse arena , and detached garage which is between house and arena. ISP Modem is in basement/garage, and router 1, an XT9 AX7800 (#1) mesh router would locate next to modem connected by cat 6. Router 2, an RT-AX86U Pro, almost directly upstairs (in the "den") from the XT9 #1 is connected by Cat 5 to router 1. Router 3, another XT9 AX7800 (XT9 #2) would be in a loft 50 feet away from router #2 connected by Cat 8 ethernet cable. That all seems like a rather straightforward whole house wifi system, and IF we were not going to outbuildings the home could probably be covered by the XT9's alone.. For arena wifi "reception" I have a Winegard Extreme 2.0 outdoor WiFi "extender" that I hope to use in bridge mode to connect wireless from Router 3 (the XT9 in the loft) to an RT-AX82U in the arena (in a heated room) by cable from the Extreme 2. Presently my ISP's modem is running through (cat 6 connection) an ISP supplied router to , by cat 5, my RT-AX86U Pro (in the Den ) which connects by cat-8 ethernet to My RT-AX82U, which is presently in the loft. This existing system is not "mesh", but is a single SSID system enabled by changing the fixed IP of one of the routers. I have checked signal strength in the arena at the location where the Extreme 2 antenna would mount, and get a usable signal with the "top bar" of the strength "meter" white but have 50 meg down, 20 meg up in 2G mode, 5G pretty weak. I assume the extreme 2.0 can work with that.. I have several questions about this topology. Question 1, should I put my AC1900 (from an old network setup) in the detached garage (halfway between house and arena) as a boost to the signal? Would it act as a boost in mesh mode? I assume it would enhance power level at the extreme 2 antenna simply by expanding coverage area, or be a waste due to the AX9 having a larger coverage area - you would know the answer to that better than me.. Question 2, will the extreme 2 in "bridge" mode bridge, connected by Cat8 ethernet to the RT-AX82U, bridge the wireless distance of the mesh and maintain a mesh network, or simply become client node of the mesh network? Either is OK, I am just wondering how to configure the RT-AX82U, as a mesh node or a client. End use in arena is for security cameras and internet radio on RJ45 as opposed to wireless) , as well as guest wifi and non-voice on our phones when we are out there. That is it for now.. I am an ASUS fan, and I have used Asus motherboards exclusively since my days at Intel, where I worked supplying next-generation server/workstation board info with several Taiwan computer/motherboard vendors (Asus included of course) on DP Xeon server/workstation motherboard designs, and some of your server/workstation veterans from the 2002-2012 time frame may remember me.. I am looking forward to your feedback! Scott Lee, Washington State, USA
Hi, may I ask if your question is related to router?
If so, we are delighted to provide you with a dedicated discussion forum to ensure you receive the best support and answers.
On the forum, you can ask questions related to the products, share your experiences, and interact with other users.
Our dedicated team will also be there to provide personalized assistance, ensuring you receive accurate and timely responses.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Thank you.
i'm using two AX53U, while try to add node, device can't be found, i've try to hard reset the router but seems still can't find device, how to solve this?
Regarding your question, I would recommend you visit the following forum post to get more assistance.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused.
i have a question , my main router is ax tuff-6000, and i want to make ai mesh use using ax mini is it compatible?
Regarding your question, I would suggest you go to the following forum post to get more assistance.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused.
Can the AiMesh system be extended using network cable between main router & node to extend coverage ? eg Main Router - 100M LAN cable - Node Router
Regarding your question, I would recommend you visit the following forum post to get more assistance.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Thank you.
@@asus_support that page does not even load on my Win 10 system to something that answers my question. If you don't know then just say so rather than BS with a link that means nothing
Maybe try it on a short jumper size piece of Ethernet to test ? It seems like logically it would work since it would have connection…sometimes distance can cause problems but sounds like you aren’t going super far
If you are unable to open the webpage by clicking on the link, I recommend contacting customer service at your location regarding your inquiry.
The following is the contact information: www.asus.com/support/CallUs#
Sorry for any inconvenience it may be caused.
Can i connect my asus tenda nova mw3 to this router?
Hi, may I ask if your question is related to a laptop?
If so, we are delighted to provide you with a dedicated discussion forum to ensure you receive the best support and answers.
For our laptop series products, we have created the forum specifically for users of laptop products.
On the forum, you can ask questions related to the products, share your experiences, and interact with other users.
Our dedicated team will also be there to provide personalized assistance, ensuring you receive accurate and timely responses.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Thank you.
When I tap on the "+" in the upper right corner, my asus router app doesn't says add AiMesh! When I scan the QR code, I get an error messages stating that "This network (ASUS_RP_E8) is not supported by ASUS wireless router QIS wizard" now what?
Hi, based on your issue, it is suggest that you can raise your issue to Zentalk.
For our router series products, we have created the forum specifically for users of router products.
On the forum, you can ask questions related to the products, share your experiences, and interact with other users.
Our dedicated team will also be there to provide personalized assistance, ensuring you receive accurate and timely responses.
Thank you.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
can I partner Asus Rapture AX6000 to ZenWifi XD5
I suggest you refer to the instructions in this FAQ.
[Wireless Router] How to setup ZenWiFi AiMesh system (Web GUI)?
www.asus.com/support/faq/1045754/
Thank you.
So i can use 2 good olds RT AC68U?
Yes, you can.
How to setup AiMesh with Sky Router?
Hi, may I ask if your question is related to a router?
If so, we are delighted to provide you with a dedicated discussion forum to ensure you receive the best support and answers.
For our laptop series products, we have created the forum specifically for users of laptop products.
On the forum, you can ask questions related to the products, share your experiences, and interact with other users.
Our dedicated team will also be there to provide personalized assistance, ensuring you receive accurate and timely responses.
zentalk.asus.com/t5/networking/bd-p/Networking
Thank you.
This video was useless for installing mesh network routers.
Omg I love her pronunciation and accent ❤