The default route is generated by the switch's interface, and it cannot be deleted.

Hey woodmarq, EAP110 only supports passive POE, while TL-SG2008P supports standard 802.3at/af POE, so they are not compatible. You can only use the POE adapter to supply power, because TP-Link...

@bubbasuth Hey buddy, CPE series only support passive POE. It's listed on the spec page on TP-Link website. They are not compatible with standard 802.3at/af POE.

@Semaj26 Normally, signal rate can reflect the MIMO spec. 1 x 1 MIMO can reach up to 150Mbps on 2.4G and 433Mbps on 5G. Take EAP245 as an example, 2.4G: up to 450Mbps means 2.4G has 3 MIMO, 5G: up to...

@sssp The latest firmware fixed the VLAN issue. But I think it doesn't support SSID VLANs. You can try to set only one SSID, and I think the CPE-AP will transfer the packets with VLAN tags.

@AndreMartins Do you manage this EAP via controller or web interface? On web interface, I think it's on wireless settings page. On controller, see this