@SethP Hey Never tried it that way, but another option for you would be to use a VPN. Setup OpenVPN on the controller, therefore when you connect to the VPN you are inside your network and can access...

@Chvybeatsford Hey My thinking is the second ethernet port is your answer, just run a cable from the 225 to an AP in the shop, no hassle there The switching of 660, not so sure that will work.....

@AnandB In short YES. The hardware is exactly the same :) TP Link use the first number as the version, second as the location for manufacture (they have 2 locations worldwide) so v1.0 is version 1...

@dennisoates Do you have a controller on your network? Something like the software controller or an OC200? I take it you are using the Omada app on your phone? Note that when you open the Omada app...

@PavelV Hey I notice you have 2x WAN links setups (WAN and WAN/LAN1) is this correct that you have 2 internet connections? If so then the filter wont kick in until its 90% of the combined speeds,...

@jervanheg Hey Sorry slow reply, couple days out of the office :) Thanks for listing your hardware, so yeah the way you are doing this via the SSID network throttle is likely the best option for you...