@PinPale You can always use Address Reservation option. Then, the router will always assign the same, static LAN IP to the certain devices. That's how you usually deal with that and bypass the DHCP...

@PinPale Hi, And that's exactly how you should do it :) If you use Omada Controller to manage your network, go to: Your Site => Settings => Transmission => NAT => Port Forwarding Then create and...

@Ramy38358 TP-Link's EAPs support that function between two (or more) TP-Link's EAPs. It is called Mesh. This functionality is NOT supported between WiFi devices (Access Points) of different brands....

@words When you upgrade FW it's important to choose proper REGION on download page that matches your Gateway's region. If you are not sure which region is proper for your device, go with GLOBAL...

@SimonC. Hi, Is the 2nd site controlled by controller as well (Tp-Link Gateway connected to your OC200 on 1st site)? If so, go to the LAN settings of 2nd site and set up Advanced DHCP option 138 -...

@StIwY Have you configured that Mesh using controller or Omada App [on your phone] in standalone mode? If you used Omada App - have you checked there? I believe whole management is being done via app...