Jobbyweeker wrote I have read many articles but none on this problem, I thought the switch was plug and play. It is plug and play as long as your router or some other device in the network doesn't...

How did you check that the EAPC is not running? Using ps or by trying to connect to it? If the latter, please post output of [CODE]netstat -a | grep 8043[/CODE]

Here are the private MIB files for EAPs: http://static.tp-link.com/EAP_Private_Mibs_1.0.zip

The switch's port 4 and the router's port need to be tagged ports. PVID=1 for port 4 on the switch will still supply your novlan SSID. The router needs to provide DHCP for novlan (VLAN1, untagged)...

WBS210 is an outdoor base station mostly used for long-range links with sector or dish antennas. Are you using the WBS for its PPPoE feature in AP Router mode (b/c you have a modem connected to it)?...

Support wrote Clients on an SSID bound to an interface using VLAN1 do get DHCP responses and an appropriate IP address, so the issue seems to be VLAN oriented VLAN1 is the default VLAN, so traffic is...