Welcome @BubbaW Hmmm, good question. I just took a look myself. I recall exactly where it was in the older Omada management software (and the WebUI for un-managed). But I'm not seeing it in the new...

Wlecome @rodegg, Hmmm, doing a quick google search, that seems to be a very common problem with Chromebooks -- regardless of the networking equipment used. I don't actually have a Chromebook to test...

All, That is correct. EAP's are just wireless access points. Remember these are designed for business use. Business have centralized DHCP and routing functions (devices/servers) which are separate...

Welcome @rda59 In order to use wireless MESH you'll need to do the following: 1) One of the AP's must be Ethernet connected (this will be the Master Node) 2) You must run the Omada or SDN server...

Welcome @Nonamelix Hopefully Fae or Jonas will respond with an authoritative answer, but my understanding is that the EAP245V3 and EAP265V1 are identical from a hardware perspectve and that only...

Hello @IroGnik, Hardware version 3.8 is not a major release, it is treated as if it was 3.0. My new EAP245's are 3.8 on the sticker, but show up as 3.0 in the SDN software, These replaced my older...