WiFi6 Router to Nano 1 issues
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Hello
I have had Starlink installed and whilst I can get the new tp-link Archer AX73 working, I can't get the old nano station setup working from it.
The original topography which is still working until our contract runs out with our IP provider is:
internet provider -> provider supplied modem -> Ethernet CAT6 to Ubiquiti Nanostation 1 -> Ubiquiti Nanostation 2 -> ethernet CAT6 -> TP-Link TL-WA1201 AC1200 Wireless Access Point wifi router
The new topography is:
Starlink router (in bypass mode) -> Starlink ethernet adaptor -> ethernet CAT6 -> tp-link Archer AX73 -> ethernet CAT6 -> ethernet PoE adaptor -> ethernet CAT6 -> Ubiquiti Nanostation 1 -> Ubiquiti Nanostation 2 -> ethernet CAT6 -> TP-Link TL-WA1201 AC1200 Wireless Access Point wifi router
I have been unable to find any info on how to "re-pair" the new tp-link Archer AX73 to the Nano 1. The Nano 1 is receiving power from the ethernet PoE adaptor but is flashing blue, not solid blue.
Can anybody point me in the right direction to find instructions or tell me what I need to do to get this happening.
Many thanks in advance
Linda
@terziyski I finally got there...with a very heavy work schedule I had to just try and do this in minutes here and there. After unsuccessfully sourcing an IT Tech to come and do the job for me, I tried swapping the PoE units around placing the original Ubuiquiti PoE switch in between the router (instead of the tp-link one) and the first nanostation...problem solved—solid blue light and I didn't even need to restart the hardware. Thanks so much for trying to guide me. Your support helped me stay calm and therefore much more able to problem solve. I'm so relievedd the nanostations don't need reconfiguring
My grandson is also very grateful b/c it means he doesn't have to go under the house again. 
@terziyski I finally got there...with a very heavy work schedule I had to just try and do this in minutes here and there. After unsuccessfully sourcing an IT Tech to come and do the job for me, I tried swapping the PoE units around placing the original Ubuiquiti PoE switch in between the router (instead of the tp-link one) and the first nanostation...problem solved—solid blue light and I didn't even need to restart the hardware. Thanks so much for trying to guide me. Your support helped me stay calm and therefore much more able to problem solve. I'm so relievedd the nanostations don't need reconfiguring
My grandson is also very grateful b/c it means he doesn't have to go under the house again.