@dl00 Yes, they are used for extending a network over long distances provided you have line of sight between the two. They can bridge across many kilometers in the right conditions. They are not...

@dl00 The CPE 510 can do what you're talking about but it's also a directional antenna. The 710 is used in pairs for long distance wifi bridging. Think of it as a really long ethernet cable.

@Oddris The 210's do not have to be in the same subnet as the rest of the network. I would suggest setting the AP to 192.168.0.250 and the Client to 192.168.0.249. If you should need to reset one of...

@Drj361 Yes, you can power it by running an ethernet cable from the poe side of the injector and leave the lan side open.

@Drj361 The poe switch will power them and you won't need the injectors. Adopt them into your controller and the rest is history.

@Jeconti A little more info, please. What are you using for a router? What are your other AP's? If your other AP's are TP Link Omada series, why not set up a controller (software or hardware) and...