@Mclarence554 Yes, it does, assuming you're using everything in standalone. On controller, it will work if the controller is also local, but cloud controllers will not.

Choosing between directional and omnidirectional EAPs Outdoor APs are designed to provide a much larger coverage area over an open space than indoor APs. This article will describe the differences...

@nRayAffair Thanks for pointing this out! I do see what you're saying here. I'll submit this feedback up the chain to see if we can get it rectified. Thank you! By the way, I'm going to move this...

@Honkman I'd recommend just trying to configure as much as you can prior to adoption, and then doing whatever you need to afterward then. I'll update if I find out anything new or pass this behavior...

@Honkman I see. I was replicating your setup and actually managed to recreate the issue...but only because I was trying to do it via WAN Overrides before adopting the device. I can confirm that once...

@Honkman I also tested on a new test organization and it worked fine...Just to confirm your process, you added the WAN IP Aliases, and then created the port forwarding rules? Can you send a...