[joegadzia]

i can confirm you have to have guest network on deco for it to see it. just turning off wpa does not work

 

[Smell The Glove]

i can confirm you have to have guest network on deco for it to see it. just turning off wpa does not work

+1

Also using Deco, and also can only see a guest network.

 

[fanfoz]

Make sure WPA is disabled, or - as Belac suggests - set up a guest network.

Worth pointing out that the guest network thing usually works because guest networks rarely if ever have WPA enabled though, and not for any other reason. So if you can, you might as well just disable WPA.

And yes, it's 2.4GHz only. In 2021.... Gotta use up that stock of old Volvo TCAM units somewhere...

Mine works with WPA enabled (so still password protected) but Polestar 2 doesn't seem to support WPA2 :-(

 

[stevelup]

I meant WPS - it’s WPS that prevents connections. The push button / PIN pairing.

Was a typo.

Mine connects fine to my WPA2 network.

 

[Eyeballs]

Mine works with WPA enabled (so still password protected) but Polestar 2 doesn't seem to support WPA2 :-(

Yeah it connects to my WPA2 network. Maybe it’s WPA3 that doesn’t work?

 

[stevelup]

WPA3 definitely does not work, but WPA3 also does not work on huge swathes of other devices too.

So very few people in a residential setting would have -only- WPA3 available. Would be a right pain in the butt.

Sure, you can use WPA3 in transition mode... which then allows WPA2 connections, but that's pointless because you have to enable 802.11w and any device that doesn't support WPA3 likely doesn't support 802.11w either! Not actually sure why it exists...

 

[Knucklehead]

I have 3 TP-link deco x60 in a mesh network and could not connect my car via Wi-Fi. After activating a guest connection (2,4 and 5 GHz) there has been no connection problem. Same problem with my robot mower was also fixed

I’m seeing the same thing on the Deco x75Pro I just installed. I solved the same way.