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Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

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Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

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Chad711

2023-03-07 21:15:09

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Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

2023-03-07 21:15:09

Model: EAP670

Hardware Version: V1

Firmware Version: 1.0.6

I never setup this Fallback IP address setting so just curious where does this come from on setup? FWIW I was setting up TP Link hardware (router, switch, EAP) but then ended up ditching the hardware and only using the EAP with windows software controller for now. However I hard reset the EAP when I switched to the software controller so not sure how a 192.168.0.X address would save here? I'm on 192.168.1.X.

The only reason I noticed this today is ever since I switched back to software controller the other day our WiFi keeps dropping at least once a day for about 1 minute. I have since disabled this. Not even sure if this is why my WiFi keeps dropping for short periods of time. Before I tried swapping to hardware this weekend this software controller has been just fine, now this disconnecting issue.

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Hank21

2023-03-08 06:40:11

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Re:Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

2023-03-08 06:40:11

Hi @Chad711

Fallback IP only takes effect when the EAP cannot receive IP from DHCP server.

About 192.168.0.254, it's designed to be that IP by default. It's not coming from anywhere.

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Tedd404

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2023-03-09 09:13:58

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Re:Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

2023-03-09 09:13:58

@Chad711

in tplink world, their network falls in 192.168.0.1/24

you have the default vlan, vlan 1. well you don't need to worry about this.

why? you can set a static IP in this subnet and connect pc to eap directly. you can use that fallback ip to access it.

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Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

Where does the EAP get it's "Fallback IP" address from? It's not even a VLAN I have....

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