tplink_cpe510_user wrote No to disagree with @R1D2, however, in setups I have deployed, I have always used fixed (or statically assigned DHCP issued addresses) for the equivalent of your CLIENT...

theboxen21 wrote When I try to play online games, I get kicked of from the games servers. This probably is caused by your 100/100 fiber and a low latency. Game servers often apply heuristics to...

mateuszd wrote Cool, so I assume on the TL-SG105E v3.0 or TL-SG108E v2.0 you're unable to configure the vlan 1 fully despite TP Link releasing the update? What makes you think so? I did install the...

ray816 wrote You would think that as large as the EAPs are, that the boards in them would be able to support enough flash space to run some these features and provide a CLI command list to enforce an...

See this recipe: https://forum.tp-link.com/showthread.php?99022-How-to-configure-Multiple-SSIDs-work-with-Multiple-VLANs-based-on-EAP-products In short: you need either Multi-Nets-NAT or a VLAN-aware...

It would help if you tell more about hardware and software versions of the EAP and version/platform of Omada Controller. Make sure the EAP225 uses latest firmware and is set to factory defaults...