@aNimorEs If you have a server, you could 'cron'.. To be sure; did you check the leasetimes of the "SmartDHCP" IP addresses? Then we can know when other devices might be expected to recover.

@aNimorEs Just to make this clear for everyone; if after a powecycle, the PE acts as a DHCP server, by using your script from a computer on the network, to reboot the PE, all network issues are then...

Solla-topee wrote PLC DHCP will turn on when there is no other DHCP server detected, that means if router is working fine, PLC DHCP should turn off. @Solla-topee Which as many people have reported is...

@Tschensy No, this issue is already known for YEARS by TP-Link, still no solution. Don't know how it works out for your specific model. @Solla-topee is the TP-Link representative in here.

@Louen Given their firmware is running some form of Linux, disabling DHCP at startup is dead simple. It's just laziness and giving a big middle finger to your customers. Well, we hear you TP-Link!...

@Solla-topee I cannot believe after years this issue is still not solved. Just implement an option DISABLING THE DHCP SERVER COMPLETELY. I have a WPA7510 KIT EU V2, and it's crippling. My typical...