Hi @WirelessForEver, FYI, there may not be a lot of advantage to using the EAP245 vs the EAP225. Granted the 245 has 3x3 radios on the 5Ghz side -- so faster speeds, if you have any 3x3 clients...

Sure. This has been a focus of mine as well. I did notice a small speed increase after upgrading from iOS 13.4 to 13.4.1. Using SpeedSmart, if I stand under my Ethernet connected AP I do sometimes...

Hi @NorthGraves, I have a very similar setup (Fios Gigabit, OC200, 2x EAP225V3). I use separate SSID's for 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz -- no band steering, no airtime fairness. I have about 40 devices on my...

Hi @MarkB, Or you could buy a second OC200 for your parent's network, join their EAP to it, and then link it to Omada Cloud for remote management. -Jonathan

Wile I know many of us are waiting for Wifi 6, the reality of this is that it will take a few years before most clients are Wifi 6. In the mean time I'd really like to see an "EAP255" with the...

Hi @martijn86, Well, wireless will always have a higher latency than hardwire. If you're really concerned about a few extra milliseconds then ethernet is the way to go. Siilarly, DOCSIS will always...