Hi @Mattrocks, You need to consider the POE types and power requirements noting that TP Link switches only provide "active" POE power. The eap610 is active or passive POE 11W The eap211 is passive...

@Chris_home, As a non-dedicated controller, the SDN capabilities are not as prominently featured as on the dedicated controllers. That said, the info is in the specs but lacks some consistency as...

Hi @Fozzie Bear, I don't think the TL-POE4824G Injector will work with TL-POE10R splitter. The POE4824G is "passive" and the POE10R is "active". The ER7212P should use "active" poe and work with the...

Hi @Aigoual, I don't think any of the TP Link switches support passive POE. Three options... 1. Use a non-TP Link switch that supports passive POE 2. Use passive POE injectors 3. If the device can be...

Hi @ZoltanK, For mine, I just set my computer's IP to 192.168.0.2 and directly wired it to the switch. By default the web UI is accessed via browser at 192.168.0.1.

Hi @TUANVU_OMADA, The RJ45 port is only for console use, not TCP/IP. You will need to connect to it using one of the SFP+ ports.