Hi @Yann77, It's not nonsense, it's just JSON which is quite common and easier to parse (by machines) than traditional log files. I assume this is what you're seeing in Splunk so you may need to...

Hi @Morpheuskdw21, If all you have is the controller and and EAP, I think you just need to create a second wireless network wihout creating vlans (maybe). Set up a guest wlan with with the checkbox...

Hi @Oliv2831, I beleive the two ports are just bridged and there's just the one IP address for the device itself. I've never heard of a console port on the controllers and I've not see an ssh option...

@Luke1404, second description sounds different than the first, but I don't think it matters; sending the HDMI data over your network can cause problems. If you follow the path from the HDMI...

Hi @Luke1404, The HDMI over IP devices (I assume you have either HDBitT or HDBaseT) can generate a lot of traffic on a switch and it's best to avoid this. HDBitT is probably the worst for a switch...

Hi @root-dreamstack, I'd either use pfSense or the ER7206. If you insist on having both, connect the ER7206 wan to pfSense lan and pfSense wan to your ISP. In this setup, pfSense won't be doing much...