We have a TP-Link Omada mesh set up with CPE 510 and EAP-225 Outdoor units in a marina. A new marina tenant said that in the last place he stayed everyone bought Ubiquity APs and they just increased...

@JSchnee21 Sorry 'bout that. It's CAT5e. And, we've just located the problem. When I changed the IP of the root AP, all was well. Didn't know why. Turns out that there was another tech quite a while...

@Byteguy It's now 6:30 am and no problems since yesterday morning. Keeping fingers crossed. I believe I will ask the TP-Link tech people if they have any idea why the AP wouild suddenly refuse client...

@Byteguy Just had a thought. Although the AP says it's disconnected, since it is the root AP, it has to be working otherwise no one could get on the internet. What I think is going on is the 2.4GHz...

@JSchnee21 I'll answer the questions by inserting comments in your answer: How do you have 6 AP's? I though that root nodes only supported 4 MESH connected downlinks (for a total of 5 AP's). Or maybe...

@Byteguy I should also mention that I was surprised that the network was still working since it is the root AP (wired to the client CPE). All communication goes throuigh this AP. When it is reported...