Peter M wrote No response yet ... I will open another ticket with TP-Link support soon, since there are still more devices to fix similar VLAN 1 issues such as the CPEs/WBSs, which don't allow to use...

arsham wrote thanks for your response . but I dont get your point what is not VLAN 11? I have updated my formware to the lates one but still the same issue. Hhow I can remove ports from the...

First of all, to use a guest network you need two networks on your router. If your ASUS provides the LAN and not the guest network, your setup is wrong. Since you have a FritzBox, you can use this...

See the section about 802.1q VLANs in the user's guide, it's the way to isolate subnets. However, the switch/router on the other end of the cable needs to support VLANs, too.

The limit varies between 1-99 depending on your setting under "load balancing". If left blank, I assume the hardcoded limit is 99. However, this does not mean that 99 users can actually use the...

You design two network topologies, one private (let's call it LAN) and one for guests (called GUEST). You need either a router capable of creating two networks (LAN, GUEST) in addition to the WAN...