@PERCY, I recommend setting up the link in the lab before mounting the CPEs on top of the roof. This way, you just have to align the CPE's antennas using the Antenna Alignment Tool. Try to find a...

@PERCY, do you mean you have the CPEs in the roof or on top of the roof? In general, a directional link needs a fresnel zone clearance. The first fresnel zone must be kept free from all obstructions...

@Jay86, yes, the EAP110-Outdoor still has this VLAN bug. But that means you don't have privacy (no true VLAN isolation, package leaks). Just do a network scan to see what I mean. What's more, TP-Link...

@DeadCenter , see this post (#33). There is a beta software which supports mesh on EAP245. You need to ask TP-Link for this beta software to test it.

@ReneKoemler, you need OC200 or Omada SW controller for fast (seamless) roaming. You can enable fast roaming in the controller. See also the FAQ here: https://www.tp-link.com/ae/support/faq/2097/

@DeadCenter, yes, you could use a mesh network. Just link EAP #3 with either EAP #1 or EAP #2 (or use automatic fail-over to use EAP #2 if the link to #1 fails). Wired mesh EAPs are root nodes,...