@Gerbil Check this story - it's about pretty much the same configuration as yours. From BT can confirm if you have to use PPPoE or PPPoA - I would bet on PPPoE. You may test your BT credentials and...

@JM98 The only option you have in that regard is in your device user guide - Chapter 8.4. and 8.4.1, but for that purpose you'll have to use a 3G/4G USB modem. To be able to switch between BT DSL and...

@Fahl There are two ways: 1.Using QuickConnect 2.Using EZ-Internet - this one involves port forwarding on your router. Here's the resource explaining how to do that:...

@Stiols Are these devices with the same FW and HW version ? If not update the FW and test. HW version is on the bottom sticker. I would assume that they are fine because of the fact that when on the...

@Stiols When in AP mode you don't need a remote access enabled, because the devices are in the same subnet with the router - 192.168.1.0/24. Here's the difference with router mode.

@Stiols So when you're on rental VLAN there's no problem with accessing both APs WebGUI, but when you're on your personal VLAN you receive Error 403 only on AP2. Their both LAN networks have been...