@DickGroen Ok, it wasn't clear if you had a controller or not. Best practice would have the AP IPs in the management subnet and VLAN, and each SSID in it's own subnet/VLAN as well. However, if your...

@Errefae Nobody in their right mind is going to click a short URL randomly posted on a forum. Please paste images instead. Also, I think you maybe misunderstand the TPlink solutions capabilities,...

@DickGroen How is your wireless AP going to work without an Omada Controller? Are all APs connected to the switch, if so, Virgo is correct, your ISP's gateway should provide the DHCP for both the APs...

@muzicman0 Glad the info was helpful. Based on your additional detail I have a few other thoughts: The AP could be mounted behind a flat piece of colour matched polycarbonate plastic (probably white)...

@Prudhviraju_040 Reboot of single AP under high usage is indicative of insufficient power. This is most likely caused by poor crimp connection on the cable between the POE switch and the AP, or...

@muzicman0 I assume the reason for this unusual mount position is aesthetics? I think you should find a better spot than on top of a pergola beam and here are a few reasons off the top of my head:...