@wiub, APs can get a different VLAN for better security because they are not physically secured; i.e. bad guy/gal can unplug it and plug in their own device. This keeps them directly off the core...

@wiub, I'd recommend using something other than "1" for the management VLAN. In addition to security concerns, I'd prefer to not depend on "default" behavior. Also make sure the Management VLAN...

@frankz66 The drop in speed is usually an issue with wire 4,5,7 or 8 continuity and I think power can be supplied using wires 1,2,3 and 6 or using wires 4,5,7 and 8. It seems odd that the switch...

Hi @frankz66, Based on the information provided, my best guess is that the cable is not making a good connection where it plugs into the AP. Check the port on the AP for debris or damaged/misaligned...

@op_pikachu, Yep, it might be a proxy config, which you may or may not be able to disable or bypass. You can also try using ssh/cli to change the https port to something other than 443. The best CLI...

@op_pikachu, can you ping the switch IP? If ping works... If you're using multiple VLAN, it could be the traffic is not on the VLAN with admin status set, or maybe it's unchecked. Or maybe an access...