Hmmm, I'll have to spin up a new controller instance and test the steps again, maybe I missed something (as I was largely documenting "after the fact"). To clarify for others, the password is being...

That's odd. Let's try some troubleshooting first. [*]Open a command prompt and navigate to "C:\Program Files (x86)\TP-LINK\EAP Controller\keystore" (assuming the EAP controller software is installed...

Yes, just disable the authentication option under Wireless Control > Portal, and use standard WPA2-PSK/AES security on the SSID, and it will pretty much function like a home access point with no need...

Assuming the EAP Controller software is installed on the office PC, you'd need to forward port 8043 on your internet router to the office PC, then you could access the controller via...

TBH I'm just making educated guesses. I only got my EAP-245s about a month ago, I updated their firmware when I was still running EAP Controller locally (it was just a slightly newer build, maybe 3-6...

What are you using for your mail server? Perhaps it has the wrong time or time zone?