@ceolnamara I don’t think it’s possible. I would suggest buying another AP and disabling the WiFi on the Fiber Router. A) Simple option, but with double NATting: Home AP | Switch (all home client...

@MaartenBeke That happed to me, too, when I had two WiFi routers/access points with the same SSID, not necessarily TP-Link. Only some devices like printers or IoT have a problem with it.

@RickJamesBish Sure, you can do it and put the WiFi router into the AP mode.

@Bart.H This should give access from Vlan10, 20 and 30 the the router for internet access, Right? Yes and no. There is more to it. The link between the switch and the router as well as the router and...

@RickJamesBish If there is any Internet router that does not offer a VPN server, and I doubt it, it is a dirty cheap and slow router most likely. If you need a fast Internet router, you need to look...

@hspindel I had a problem like that, too. I was sending, and still do, syslog messages from several devices in my network to one of my Synology NASes. There were two TP-Link APs among them....