Background: This post provides a configuration guide on how to configure 802.1X to allow only specific EAPs to get a network, thus blocking any other device from getting a connection from the same net

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I have one EAP650-Outdoor connected via Wi-Fi backhaul. The signal strength is a pitiful -81dBm. I would like to connect this AP via POE Ethernet to a port on a TP-Link SG2008P (hardware ver 3.20, fir

I am adding one EAP650-Outdoor to our LAN. The AP will be outside, mounted to the side of our building underneath an eave and powered by POE+ ethernet. My concern is securing the network in case a ne'

Specifying-out a new SMB LAN initially deploying three EAP670s. We expect an average of 15-20 active Wi-Fi connections per AP with bursts up to 50 during office hours. Traffic is a mix of Citrix VPN,

I am planning a new VLAN network and will be deploying 3 - EAP670 APs. These three will have nearby electrical outlets but I may add two more that would need to use POE power. The EAP670 specification