Thank you for the reply!

 

I was under the impression that channels 36-68 had no regulations for indoor ussage; therfor allowing 2x 80MHz channels to coexist.

I could have sworn as well, that the Omada Controller had some DFS settings already intigrated as well...

 

Well, this news is quite dissapointing.

I really do hope that the tp-link firmware team rectifies this issue quickly; else these AP's are pretty much useless in environemnts where high bandwidth connections are necessary.

Since the AP's are already installed, I guess there is not much to do other than wait for an update...

Just performed the 2.2.0 upgrade on my EAP245's.

The DFS channels are still not avaliable and, as far as I can tell, the Mesh functionallity has also not been added.

Has anyone heard when these functions are scheduled to be enabled?

I find it quite unsatisfactory that the EAP245 is missing these features, while the lower end EAP225 has had them for several months.

Please upgrade to new version. Its not listed in changelog, but it does offer DFS channels now :)

@forrest 

 

This is great news, thank you!

I can confirm that, after installing the updated firmware, all DFS channels are now avaliable