If it's just an ID for tests and if you want, I can try to bind an Omada Controller running on a spare system to it, just to see if it works. If I should test, just send the ID/PW by private mail.

Seems to have to do with the user name/TP-Link ID. What happens if you create a new TP-Link ID with a different mail address and use this to bind?

CluelessNewb wrote I am not sure how to configure the UI, but from reading several posts it looks like I need to set up VLANs and DHCP. Is there something I should look out for? What is the easiest...

freddb wrote Ok I made a new finding. Until now I thought it was impossible to chain two managed switches but if I replace the “basement” switch by the unmanaged, I was able to chain two managed...

If you leave the managed switch at factory settings, it will behave as an unmanaged switch, except that it has an IP. If using more than one managed switches or a router using the same IP, you have...

Next, check the cables. Connect a laptop to the cable feeding the middle switch, then test with the switch. Also check the middle switch stand-alone, with your laptop and a second device connected to...