chickeneye wrote Will it accept 110-240V like TP-Link's other POE adapters? Yes, the PoE adapter for EAP110-Outdoor accepts 110-240V AC 50/60Hz as input voltage.

blaketimothy15 wrote Hi! Can you help me?I bought EAP110 Outdoor Auranet, i tried to install EAP Controller v 2.5.4.When I try to adopt the device it will disappear and will not be able to see in the...

LittleNo wrote where do I set that? I only found one checkbox to enable band steering It's in AP configuration (click on the AP, select "Configuration", then "Load Balance"). BTW, there is a fine...

LittleNo wrote I was aware of this setting, however the description did not say clear it is for pushing clients into 5G whenever it is possible, but to load balance between both bands It pushes...

LittleNo wrote I got a test environment installed with v2.5x on my Ubuntu 18.04 server (BTW: successfully adopted the EAP225). and so far it looks ok, however I miss some management functions (for...

theyort wrote Hello, I'm looking too a new and working version on debian. I have try to download your new version, but the private directory seems to be unavailable for me. Could you please open it...