Hi @HTP.ProXy, I'm stuck on your first statement... My router has a default network with VLAN 1 and a guest network with VLAN 100. Every port has a native VLAN 1 and allows tagged VLANs. When I...

Hi @Yann77, It's not nonsense, it's just JSON which is quite common and easier to parse (by machines) than traditional log files. I assume this is what you're seeing in Splunk so you may need to...

Hi @Morpheuskdw21, If all you have is the controller and and EAP, I think you just need to create a second wireless network wihout creating vlans (maybe). Set up a guest wlan with with the checkbox...

Hi @Oliv2831, I beleive the two ports are just bridged and there's just the one IP address for the device itself. I've never heard of a console port on the controllers and I've not see an ssh option...

@Luke1404, second description sounds different than the first, but I don't think it matters; sending the HDMI data over your network can cause problems. If you follow the path from the HDMI...

Hi @Luke1404, The HDMI over IP devices (I assume you have either HDBitT or HDBaseT) can generate a lot of traffic on a switch and it's best to avoid this. HDBitT is probably the worst for a switch...