A false sense of security is worse than no security at all. If your visitors/guests/users/ne'er-do-wells can access the management interface of the access point in the first place, I'd say you're...

Does your fix involve recompiling, or is it just a change in the start/stop scripts? If it's something I can do myself I'd love to do it until TP-Link gets off their collective duff to fix it. Thanks!

A full run of my script, which I called mkjks.sh, goes as follows (I run as root because the keystore path is by default only writable by root): [CODE]root@eapc:/opt/tplink/EAPController/keystore #...

So about 7 months ago I posted instructions for hacking a valid certificate into a Windows EAP controller. Since then, TP-Link has done their customers a huge service by finally releasing the...

Agreed, my EAP-245 has been running a solid month with no reboots. Reboots should only be done if the device is actually malfunctioning or performing particularly poorly (and you've confirmed it's...

Might just be that the EAPC application has some tweaks to how it processes the cert that don't always play nice with a keytool-generated cert (since they expect it to only run with the provided...