@d0ugmac1 yeah I guess so. There is no way to connect to it after changing the SSID following a hardware reset. Thanks all for the help!

@Hank21 The EAP 245 is hardwired to the router and gets an IP-adres and i can acces the webserver in it and make changes. The router works fine, as the second EAP 245 works fine. The light is...

I had 2 EAPs 245 working in my home for a few years and all was well. A few days ago, my laptop would not connect tot the EAP 245 on the top floor of my home and after some digging, I found out that...

@Xstreem That's what I was afraid of. oh well... at least it was cheap and doesn't take up much space... Maybe usefull in some future project :-)

@Xstreem That is correct. But I can be happy when I can assign the profiles on the ports of the router itself for starters, but they seem to be missing too.

@Xstreem That is correct; the switches are not supported by Omada. But the 4 lan-ports on the router itself are... I hope... and they are not in the list either or anywhere else as far as I can see