spdr870 wrote But without QoS the speed dropped from 80+Mb/s to 10Mbs. According to the WiFi standard WMM (QoS) is required for 802.11n. Turning off WMM caps the maximum WiFi rate at 54 Mbps (g mode).

spdr870 wrote To me it looks like the PoE injector doesn't provide enough power for high loads, but that is just a wild guess. Sure, everything is possible. Yes, grounding the EAP over the cable's...

Boriy wrote In that case, we can use Cat 5E or Cat 6. Since Cat 5E can transfer data 1gb/s within 100meters, and cheaper compare to Cat 6, we might consider this. Cat 6 has more frequency, but I...

meckhardt wrote I dont understand how Tagged Workds as ACCESS; and UNTAGGED works as GENERAL. In cisco Tagged is ACCESS and Untagged is TRUNK Definitely not! Even for Cisco switches the same is true...

@spdr870, sounds to me like the RESET signal from the PoE injector is being triggered. This in-band signalling can cause a reset/reboot of the EAP. Is the mains power stable? What cable do you use...

@dpsguard, if you link EAPs to the controller over layer 3, they will indeed use the public IP to reach the controller. Internal IPs will be NATed by the router. Of course you can use the same local...