@paparazz01 Glad to hear that worked out for you! Thanks for letting me know.

If you still have stability issues on 149, and you've removed your client SSIDs from the 5GHz band, you can set your channel back to auto (20/40/80) which is how I run mine. That way if there is...

@paparazz01 Ok, try forcing your wired node 5Ghz channel to be 149 (ie don't allow automatic channel) and make sure the 5Ghz power setting on each AP is set to HIGH. Ch 149 allows for higher power...

Below shows a case where 95%+ of wireless traffic is consumed by users attached to a single 1-hop mesh AP. How do we interpret the varying spread between TX and RX data? Is it all re-tried packets?...

@paparazz01 Hi, So what does your noise profile look like on the 225 end? For instance, here's mine: and what does your frequency map look like? Basically the WiFi Traffic Distribution graph from the...

@7ippy Your Omada Controller only needs to talk to your TPLINK hardware. All the DHCP/DNS/IGMP/??? stuff that your clients need are provided by your router/switch directly on those subnets/VLANs. So...