@WtrN06 

Looks like everything is ok, the only thing I can think of is Airtime Fairness, if enabled many device go cracy and don't work very well.

 

Try to disable 2.4 and 5GHz if enabled. you find it on site, beacon control.

 

 

I forgot to mention that one, but played with that parameter aswel without success..

@WtrN06 

 

Ok for me its look like everything is ok, what about band steering? try to disable if enabled.

 

SSID with this configuration should work.

 

 

@WtrN06 

 

Things I have tried to fix this:

• Change DHCP DNS from auto to manual (10.0.0.2/1.1.1.2 or any other public DNS)

Try to set 1.0.0.2,  1.1.1.2 your ip is not public DNS.

 

1.1.1.2 and 1.0.0.2 is preferred I think.

 

@WtrN06 

 

Don't play with the parameters if you don't know that. And, most of the time, the default one is the best. You don't need to change that. People use the default settings and get great performance.

It is strange. You've tried a lot. But still, have the issue.

 

Do you have the connection issue from the wired connection? Is your wired connection okay?

Remove one from the Omada mode, reset and use it under the standalone mode. Will you get full speed? Not influenced by the Omada. Make sure not a hardware issue.

 

Then, if you have everything works perfectly under the standalone, something must be wrong with the settings on OC200.

@shberge 

That was a typo, my bad. I did use 1.0.0.2 instead of 10.0.0.2.
Right now I defaulted to the ISP's DNS servers.

 

@Yannie 

I completely support your argument about staying away from unknown(to me) settings and keeping it simply by using the default settings.

But..  I am aware of what each function does. In my experience some functions are not always working as they should be or as expected.

That's why a big part of my troubleshooting steps included enabling and disabling functions 1 by 1 to exclude potential causes of my problem.

I always reverted back to the default settings before trying disabling/enabled a different setting.

 

The summary of these steps are a result of my own experience but also a mix from existing solutions/problems from others on this forum (and some other places on the world wide web).

 

 

Wiring should be OK, UTP's were cable-tested and connections itself show me the link speed is 1000Mbps. When using the cable test of the switch in standalone mode, the test was normal.

 

But I am considering to test the AP's with the included PoE-injectors instead of relying on the POE of the switch itself (for others this seem to fix some problems). Although cabled lengths don't exceed 20meters and there are no other dropouts of disconnects between switch and AP.

 

My whole setup was also tested in standalone mode, with the same issues.

I think i have to conclude it's environment related. I'll try to get my hands on a spectrum analyzer to see if there is an different cause.

 

I appreciate your help.

Sure. Some humble suggestions from my exp. Latest firmware. Test with new cables and in standalone, use the PoE adapter they included in the package, you get so slow speed like 7Mbps. That's not normal at all. You may consider it is defective? If you can change the environment (I mean physically go to somewhere else to test, office/friend's home. Different cables.) If you experience this no matter what you tried, even use the spectrum(WIFI) analyzer, pick up one of the best channels, you're still bothered by this, maybe contact TP support. Email/chat them for help. Could be a defective unit??