Also, please correct the title of your post. It now just says "M." making it difficult for people to know what this is about.

tangles wrote

Also, please correct the title of your post. It now just says "M." making it difficult for people to know what this is about.

I'm trying...

jimasek wrote

http://www.tplink.com/us/faq-649.html

That link doesn't help...

You have to add two schedules, one from 15:00 to 24:00 and another one from 00:00 to 03:00.

Tony Seaford wrote

You have to add two schedules, one from 15:00 to 24:00 and another one from 00:00 to 03:00.

Thanks Tony but my problem is that the guest network can only have one schedule !

In a last resort, TP-Link support gave me a trick :

" If you disable the access control and only want to set a schedule for the guest network, here is a trick.
Please setup the time inside the router to be 3 hours earlier than your actual time, so that you can put the start time and end time as 12:00 to 23:59."

That will do the job hi !

Jeeprock wrote

Thanks Tony but my problem is that the guest network can only have one schedule !

Yeah, I didn't realize that...

By the way, thanks for sharing the trick, lol...

You're welcome !
But in my case, I'decided to only switch the time zone instead of enter a false time,
that way i' can keep the synchronizing with the NTP server !