Hi @dsmith5428, Well that's your problem. All devices connected to a non-VLAN'ed switch (Layer2) need to be configured for the same subnet in order to talk with each other. So 192.168.100.x Unless...

Hi @OldCoalMiner, Just to clarify. You can delete, add, change the SSID's to your hearts content. The default ones that the EAP's come with are just examples. Generally, I recommend that folks delete...

Similarly, double check your subnet masks. These should all be 255.255.255.0. But if DHCP is working properly, the EAP should get all of this info from the DHCP server/service -- assuming your router...

Hi @dsmith5428, What is the IP address of your gateway? Is your subnet 192.168.0.x? Is it possible your local subnet is different from the one the EAP is trying to use? E.g. 192.168.1.x? Is the EAP...

Hi @fsv, Are you using iPerf3 or similar for speed testing from Client <=> Server? Make sure your NIC drivers are up to date for both the server and client. There have been a number of folks on this...

Hi @fsv, I should have asked, what country are you in. In the UK (and perhaps EU), there is a limitation on 5.8GHz such that only one band can be used outside. There is a setting for this in Omada...