@KosmosCat port NAT is quite simple, it of course requires that your router has a public wan ip here is an example of port 80

@KosmosCat You shouldn't believe everything you read, there are many who don't know what they're talking about, so what you say is not true, you can use port 443 and port 80 for whatever you want.

@daubstep yes it can be fixed in two ways, 1. delete router from controller and readopt it 2. change the interface to WAN and then remove WAN again.

@michnixweiss If you want to have a VM on a different VLAN, you put it on the network card of the VM, I don't know what you have, but if it's Windows, you go to the network card and select the VLAN...

@Swicago When you are authenticated, you will not be asked to authenticate again before the time has expired. You must go to hotspot management and log the user out of the portal if you want to be...

@Jayachandar_02 no the maximum is for the access point is not ssid. you have to consult with TP-Link, you can also try to run in stand alone for a test. maybe there is not this limitation there.