@jonas great

@cannon531 

great thank you for sharing with us.

Regards.

Thanks for sharing, would be great if TP-Link will put this info on the web page

https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/download/eap225/

br

@jonas soooooo it's almost 3 months after this bug has been found and still no official FW has been released.

I just spent more than 2 hours trying to figure out why my vlans were working on eth ports and not on wifi.

I've used TP-Link products before and was quite pleased with them, I was also aware of TP-Links reputation of poor product support and almost no firmware upgrades.

I've decided to give EAP-235 Wall a try and oh boy!. This is ridiculous, I would say tha vlan support in a product like this is a crucial functionality.

It's taking you 3 months to develop this fix and publish it on the product page (which has no mention of this problem BTW)  WOW you are really commited to the poor suport opinion :)

I'm returning them tomorrow and I guess I'll give ubiquiti a try.

@jonas 

hello there

i have EAP235-Wall that is upgraded to latest firmware version 3.0.0

and still SSID can't get IP Address if i setup multiple SSIDs and VLANS 

althought the LAN ports of the EAP235-Wall works normally if i assign VLANs to them

would you please help

thanks

I tried it on EAP230-Wall, but still not work: switch: Cisco CBS350-16T-2G

Management: VLAN 10

LAN: VLAN 10

SSID A 2.4GHz: VLAN 2

SSID B 2.4GHz: VLAN 3

SSID C 5GHz: VLAN 4

SSID D 5GHz: VLAN 5

SSID E 5GHz: VLAN 2

SSID F 5GHz: VLAN 3

Only Management and LAN work (get IP from DHCP server and access the internet) I tried general and trunk settings on the port where the EAP connected. (Dot1q-8100, PID: 10; tagged: 2,3,4,5,10)

Used Workaround to work: Only one SSID without VLAN tagging (and MAC based Management access) and 'MAC to VLAN' setting on the switch.

It work with TP-Link SG3428. (But it has acl bug)

I created an account to say I'm also having issues with the EAP235-Wall. I have two SSIDs with a different VLAN and one computer connected to an ethernet port with a VLAN. The computer hardwired works fine, but any wireless clients get an IP address but cant connect to the internet. I have this AP set up the exact same way as my other two TP link APs and they work fine. THe new firmware in this post did not solve the issue for me.

Edit: To add some more information, if I look at a network monitor on my phone it switches between being connected and disconnected once every second or so. Dropped and retried packets on the EAP are through the roof. Hopefully this can be fixed because as it currently is, this device is just an overpriced switch.