Hi @Ernieken, For security reasons, I believe you have to go through the direct, internal IP route (e.g. 192.168.1.64 in my case) to connect to the Omada controller and not through the cloud gateway...

Hi @Ernieken, In Omada, if you go to "Access Points" and then Click on "Overview" or "Config" on the right hand side you will see a little up arrow under "Action". This will open the AP Firmware...

Hi @Ernieken, Just to clarify MESH has nothing to do with wireless client / STA roaming. In a perfect world, all access points would be hard wired with Ethernet. The TP-Link EAP wireless MESH...

Hi @Ernieken, "So not all my AP's seem to be mesh-aware. Doest it mean I can't use this function at all (global setting on the cloud controller I believe) or does it mean that only the EAP225...

Hi @Ernieken, Welcome. No, all AP's will prefer hardwired/UTP/ethernet connections if available. And only devices which you have specifically configured to be able to use MESH (e.g. your outdoor...

Hi @DenisCooper81, Welcome! So you have 4 total AP's, three indoor 225V3's and one Outdoor. I have a similar setup, but only two indoor units. Are the units on the current firmware -- 2.7.0 for the...