Peter M wrote That's fine then - as for the firmware update, I have no further advice for you. The few times I've done this, with very old TL-PA251 and recent TL-PA8030P, it worked, no tricks...

Thanks for the reply Victor, hugely helpful. Bare in mind that I have to achieve this using 3 CPEs, while the lowest you describe on the topologies you provided above is 4 CPEs.. One thing I must...

Model : Hardware Version : Firmware Version : ISP : As per the title...in the process of setting up a wireless network that consists of a DSL base with a CPE510 setup as AP, Station A. with a CPE510...

While I appreciate the comment apparently this is not the issue, since the screenshots above were taken just after yet another attempt to update the firmware, having reset the units to their default...

Thanks for the swift reply, much appreciated. So I guess something's wrong with my pair since I can't get the f/w to update on either one of them.. :/

Model : Hardware Version : Firmware Version : ISP : model number: TL-PA4020P KIT Hardware version: V1 Firmware version: MAC-QCA7420-1.1.0.844-01-20120919-FINAL In an attempt to solve disconnection...