@zEnterHacker When I tried, I used my local dns servers (192.168.3.2, 192.168.3.3). If the AX1500 LAN setting is set to use Dynamic IP, it's no problem. It gets the DNS servers from the router's DHCP...

@zEnterHacker Thanks, I had misunderstood at first and I was looking at the LAN settings (where you'd expect to set the DNS servers). I tried setting the DHCP server to "on" and then manually...

@zEnterHacker I have an AX1500 in Access Point mode, and it has a similar oddity. I have a static IP set on it, since in DHCP mode it renews constantly every 30 seconds or minute. But with a Static...

I have a TP-Link RE215 extender paired with a TP-Link AX1500 (in AP mode). The AX1500 has 2.4ghz disabled and only 5ghz enabled. The RE215 is in "High Speed Mode" to transmit only on 2.4ghz. So it...

I'm noticing the same behavior on an AX1500. It's in AP mode and set to a static IP address and there's no way to specify DNS addresses. It seems to be resolving them from the router, which then...

@Kevin_Z Yes, if I change the AX1500 to use a static ip address, it doesn't make any dhcp requests, as you'd expect. It's not ideal, but it is one way to stop the flood of dhcp requests.