@Vincent-TP 

Hi Sir,

Thank your for reply i really appreciated. how about the Duration Type, i still choose the Voucher Duration or Client Duration Thank you!

  @Vincent-TP 

I tested and followed your instructions based on the screenshots you provided, but the issue still persists.

When I connect to the WiFi and then immediately disconnect, the voucher timer continues to run in the background. For testing, I used a voucher with a validity of 3 minutes. After waiting for 3 minutes and attempting to reconnect to the WiFi, I am unable to connect because, according to the dashboard, the voucher time continued running even though the user was already disconnected, and the voucher is now marked as expired.

It appears that the voucher countdown does not pause or stop when the client disconnects from the WiFi.

However, I noticed that when I select Client Duration instead of Voucher Duration under the Duration Type, the pause functionality works correctly. The voucher timer pauses when the user disconnects and resumes upon reconnection.

The limitation is that users must be aware of their remaining time, as TP-Link does not provide a client-side monitoring feature to check the remaining usage time.

this settings the pause time will work.

  @Vincent-TP 

May we ask if the feature for monitoring the remaining time is still under development? Could you please provide us with its current status and any available updates?