@John1234 Sorry, I should have been clearer on the ACLs I set. I did set the rules to apply to each specific "network" exactly as described in the link you sent. I did not use any "IP" restrictions...

VLAN1 is the system vlan. VLAN4 is an IoT vlan. VLAN99 is a guest vlan. I want: -all three to access the internet -vlan99 only able to access the internet. No other vlans can access it or vice-versa....

TP-link indicated it's a device failure and suggested a warranty claim. I now have a new switch with the same firmware version. It's working as expected without any of those errors. It does NOT sound...

@Tunas_Mulia I was about to ask the same question!

My network has six VLANs. Currently, I do have individual interfaces setup for each VLAN. Each interface is assigned a static IP within the IP range of the respective VLAN. Do I need to setup an IPv4...

I am having the same exact problem everyone here is describing with ports shutting down but still providing power, CPU usage spikes, and the log noting to reload firmware for those ports. I'm also...