@malcoski 

 

I can verify that the rate limiting is working for me with my EAP225 APs as well.  We'd need more details to help figure it out.  Screenshots of your settings might be a good idea.

@malcoski 

 

We also have a test in our lab and the feature truly works without any problem. 

In your network topology, we want to know are you using the IPv6? The Rate Limit feature will not take effect on the IPv6 address. 

By the way, what's the version of the firmware of your OC200 and EAP225/EAP225-Outdoor? Please upgrade the firmware to the latest version, normally we will add some new features and fix some bugs in the new firmware. 

If you are not using the IPv6 and your firmware are the latest, please tell us the topology of your network. 

 

We are sorry that we didn't reply to you in time because of the different time zone. Normally we will answer the email in one or two days.

 I have checked in our system, and we truly received your feedback but it is about Deco M5 not EAP. 

 

 

@malcoski 

 

We can also check if the configuraiton has been issued to the EAP corectly. The follwoing is a test of mine. 

 

After I enable Rate Limit for the SSID, then I login to the EAP via SSH, then input the command "cat /tmp/log/rec/ecs.rec",

We can see the configuration of the Rate Limit has been issued to the EAP. 

 

 

@R1D2 

 

Hi Thanks so much for your responce. my test setup is pretty simple just by using a speedtest service on a mobile phone. but also trying a doewnload of a file and still not in anyway delayed no matter how low the KBPS setting

thanks for the information, the other support request is for home model decos. this is a separate business enquiry (just using the same tp-link account) im not super technical but as far as I can tell we are not using IPv6 all firmware are at the latest versions. just rebooting everything to see if that works otherwise I will post screen shot of all I can. thanks so much for the help

Hi, just trying to login to the EAP directly but when I do I hit a warning telling me they are controlled by the Cloud controller and can not be accessed without first 'forgetting' them from the controller

@forrest 

 

so rebooting everything did not seem to work.

 

here are some screenshots of the setup and the rate limit options for one of the SSID's let me know any other screenshots you would need to see.

 

Many thanks

hey thanks I will do this. but to be fair I can still watch youtube videos and do downloads on my laptop when the rate limit is set to 1. so defo something up! in the meantime, ill get an exact test, thanks for the info