@Mike-UK The TL-SG2428P is the older version; the SG2428P is part of the Omada stack. Kind of important distinction to make, as the TL model is end of life. Best of luck with your network!

@Mike-UK You could try for the SG2428P, which is only 9 inches deep, and has 24 PoE+ ports for you to use. You would theoretically be able to use two ES228GMPs with one connected downstream from the...

@NeoCZ I do see the device listed as fully compatible on the list of compatible devices on the website: Omada Compatibility List | TP-Link That being said, unfortunately, I don't have an ETA...

@DJS85 Thanks for posting, that's very interesting behavior. To clarify, you're getting issues with a switch that is connected to the downstream port of the EAP775-Wall not being able to access the...

@B_Star Thanks for posting! There is an option to point to a custom portal server in the controller. You can specify an IP address or URL when setting up your portal authentication type as "External...

@AquilaTech If you set up another version of VMS on this computer, you should be able to use the same login you set before. Otherwise, try your TP-Link ID and password, if you have one.