Hi @EricaDalton, are you sure that devices B and C have 1GB adapters? Not every device has/needs a 1GB adapter. For example, every Smart TV I've had used a 100MB adapter.

@DReidT, have you tried power off the 2nd EAP added over the garage to see if the problem goes away? Is this issue only with wifi clients around the outdoor building and garage? More information...

Hi @wajahatali, Some things to do to help isolate the issue... Verify that the problematic devices support IEEE802.3af or IEEE802.3at. Passive PoE devices and a device that requires more than 30W...

@IT-Moutier, there might be a work around to acheive what you want. Assuming you're not using the default VLAN(1) think about trying this... On the EAP783 go to Config->Services->Management VLAN and...

@Matys, I would say that the Switch Profiles worked, but I'd stop short of saying it was perfect. I understand the direction TP-Link is headed, but I don't like the configuration implenetation in the...

Hi @AnandEdwin, Assuming you didn't assign the SSID on the AP to another VLAN, the DHCP request should get broadcast on the 192.168.0.x network. Have you checked your DHCP server logs? Also, if you...