@RickSanchesz Plug a laptop into your router / switch and connect to the IP of the access point. You should be able to log in there and re-enable it :)

@FredWG The EAP225s are arguably your best options for signal penetration. When you move from the home range to the Omada Business range its just a better system all round In answer to your question,...

@xmtr34 If you are running DHCP on everything plugged into the switch, then my guess is its the Archer A7 router is also on the 192.168.0.1 address that is likely being used by the Omada router. Try...

@Bartje1979 Yeah I get this also! On a 1GB connection here too and it reads ~550mbps on Omada, wouldn't worry about it as its not going to cause any issues but is annoying :) Wish you could over-ride...

You where too quick to reply.. edited the post to say ensure you have a POE switch of some type to power the EAP615 walls..

@deki.b Hey yeah there is no reason this wouldn't work for you. As you are using the ISP router I would recommend you disable the WiFi on said router as it wont work "seamlessly" with the EAP615s...