@Rl8x So you are saying your 'H' config is better than the 'V' for distance? being the 'V' config and you can see the 90' between the two antennas. You can rotate the antenna base collar so the...

@CoKro My suggestion is set up your VLANs as 'Interface', until you find a reason not to do it that way. I've always been able to do what I wanted using the 'Interface' setting, but never really dug...

@nickdeppe In order to 'see' the APs you need to be able to 'see' their broadcast (not unicast) packets. Something on the Cisco is blocking this, and you should be able to change the config to allow...

@CoKro I think with a small change to your architecture, you can do what you want to do: Basically, if you trunk the 11/22/44 traffic through the 3428 to the Firewalla instead of going direct, then...

@adamjjackson Paragraph #1 - google 'Faraday Cage'. This is exactly what one would expect, as metal cladding is basically an RF c0ndom. Paragraph #2 - is exactly the correct approach, you need to...

@Zonelab Absolutely possible, I do a fair bit more than two using the same TPlink cloud account. When you set up new controllers, just register to the cloud with your single TPlink ID. They will...