@lucasalves It seems like this is not possible yet. Hope TP-Link will add this function soon.

@Daniloop Yes, your controller is not compatible with the EAP. Do you have any other access point? If not, this issue will be resolved after upgrading your controller to the latest version, v5.

@Elstepherino Oh standalone mode, I thought you have the controller running. Don't know why this doesn't work either...Maybe you can run the latest firmware version of this router first.

@mskarl Hi, Are you sure that your gateway from the provider support the NAT loopback? You can try to directly plug in that device and check if the DDNS is functioning properly.

@PavelV No I don't think you are able to setup specific IP range like from 192.168.0.100-192.168.0.110...

@The_Myers_Home Ah, it's the Multi-nets setup on the router. They actually have a guide for this setup, I think you can check that. https://www.tp-link.com/en/support/faq/3061/ See if you can figure...