Hi @Dusing,

I've often wondered this myself.  If you connect it directly to your PoE switch, and adopt it into Omada first, and then connect it to the bridgeport on the 245 (w/additional midspan injector) does Omada see it then?  Can you ping it?

I've searched the internet and not rally found anyone who is successfully using it, or knows exactly what it is for or how it works (hub, switch)?  Only for load balancing (across two gigabit lines) with a trunked pair of ports on the switch?

-Jonathan

@JSchnee21 Thank you, I'm going to just add a switch I guess. 

Hi @Dusing,

Why not just run another line from your TL-SG1218MPE 16 port POE switch?

-Jonathan

Gotcha,

Yes, you're also right at the end of the 100m limitation.  Also note that PoE has a ~50-60m limitation.

-Jonathan

Problem solved, baically a false alarm.

The EAP225 outdoor I have is defective, I switched it out with a different unit and it worked as originaly expected. Last thing I suspected, both are brand new.

So yes the 2nd ethernet port works as a proper bridge as one would expect.  Thank you.

@Dusing 

hi, i want to use eth port (non poe) to connect to a network printer, any tips, only issue is that its in a different vlan, any pointers will be helpful and highly appreciated..