Hi @Longhorn, Hmmmm, that's a good question. I misread the following announcement previously: https://www.tp-link.com/ae/support/faq/2097/ But, I believe all of the newer TP-Link business class EAP's...

Hi @Mellx1, Welcome. Great question and nice sketches. Yes! You can have any number of Ethernet connected "root nodes" and wirelessly MESH'ed AP's will dynamically uplink to the best one AS LONG AS...

@rda59 Great!

I'm sure I'm going to murder a few of the technical details, but essentially the reason is this: 1) With normal, so called-basic roaming (multiple AP's all configured to use the same SSID,...

Welcome @FlexiTog, Hmmm, that is strange. I doubt it's an issue with the EAP's themselves. Seems more like an issue with the DHCP server / router / switch / cabling / power supply. Especially if all...

Welcome @Roger65, You should be able to use basic roaming by configuring the EAP225-OD to use the same SSID, encryption (e.g. WPA2-PSK), and password as your home wifi system. Use the EAP-225's web...