@SoulRaven Ok,what happen when you add this switchport trunk native vlan 1 this do a trunk port native. if you connect a computer it should get ip from vlan1

@SoulRaven you can use both try add this in port config switchport access vlan 1

@SoulRaven ok, yes, I don't quite know where it stops, I've done some tests here now, it's not a cisco switch but an access point direct in the router. created a managed vlan 100, and vlan 1 and 14....

@SoulRaven mybee I miss somthing here, what is the exact problem. is it managment vlan or is it ssid dont work on vlan 1 and 14

@SoulRaven ok, my suggestion is to add this line in config switchport trunk native vlan 1 then set managemnet vlan on AP, in theory this should work, mybee

@SoulRaven SoulRaven wrote standalone, AP->cisco switch to mention that the same config i use on 3 openwrt AP's and is working absolutely OK, with no other intervention. Is like the tp-link FW is not...