Cluster mode only supported by older firmware, see below:
http://www.tp-link.com.au/faq-772.html
I'm not sure if you can safely downgrade, perhaps a technician can confirm this?

About turning off the controller:
- you can't login to the web admin remotely if the server is off or no one logged in, a user must stay logged in (and the software opened) for it to work
- if you use hotspot authentication, read this: http://www.tp-link.com.au/faq-1041.html

Hi, thy for the information

I noticed that i can not login to the EAP AP if the controller is offline but if everything is configured there is no need to do this? I would think so?

I do not need the hotspot authentication but thx for the informaion.


I just need the handshake between the EAP AP's and the clustering of the EAP configuration.

Maybe a tech can help with the Firmware or has a good way to configure the EAP AP's like you said.

Kind regads,

BlackRose

I'm still trialing this thing out myself.
I believe once you set things up via the controller, the access points will remember them.
I have yet to test its roaming capabilities but haven't got the time.
Do let me know how your testing goes.

I meant shutdown the first node during the second node initial connection and configuration.If I do not add second node to Cluster Admin, will both first and second node see the disk? I guess that may potential lead to problem? ___ NEW XRumer 12.0.19 + SocPlugin: [i]revolutional method in SEO and SMM[/i]

Providing you setup the disk security stuff on the md300i, yes it should see the desk.Dunno why you would want to shut down, kinda negates the point of having a cluster.