@Vincent-TP that was not the question. sure its not omada capable switch but anyways the eap655 has 3 frontend and 1 backend port and therefore could detect if a device (client) is connected to front...

@Vincent-TP so it don't care on what port (uplink/downlink) the mac comes from its all "clients" ?

@Vincent-TP Hi, so far they stay connected with the wired APs locked to >100 channels... im affraid it will change as in the bebinning it also worked for some time and then changed

@Vincent-TP Hi, regarding to the webui of the switch this is the mac of the switch itself. the EAP655 is connected to the switch via a cable and some patchpanel - RJ45 socket but i dont think this...

Hi, as i had a little fight with my mesh setup (https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/topic/717708) I would like to be able to allow the EAP772 to select his channels by himself but at...

@MR.S thanks again for your hint it was in the right direction... now lets see if the connection stay stable as i now have locked the wired APs to channels >100