Install 4 EAP225 AP on One Cat5e/Cat6 Ethernet Cable| TP-Link Omada

[@Martin-ot7xj]

your simulation for installation & explanation is very useful . keep it up .tnx

[@Fastcabling]

Thank you, I will

[@chrisandsteve5238]

Very good video. Simple and clear. Thanks!

[@Fastcabling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ralphmarloquitasol6989]

Thank you for this video demonstration. Is this outdoor PoE swtich is a smart switch and capable for setting up VLAN?

[@Fastcabling]

This one doesn't but we've developed other types of outdoor PoE switches that support L2 management features including VLANs. www.fastcabling.com/product-category/outdoor-poe-switches/

[@Marie18Mills]

Good day , demonstration so perfect . Those 3 Ap eap 225 need a configuration to avoid problem for wifi connection??

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, configuring your TP-Link EAP225 Access Points (APs) correctly is crucial to avoid problems and ensure a stable, efficient Wi-Fi network. First, you need to position your APs to ensure broad and overlapping coverage areas, especially in a multi-story building. Avoid physical obstructions and sources of interference. But at the same time, ensure there's enough overlap between the coverage areas of adjacent APs to allow for seamless roaming but not so close that their signals interfere with each other. If your EAP225s support Fast Roaming (802.11k and 802.11r), enabling this feature can help devices switch more seamlessly between APs as they move around. Use the same SSID (network name) and password across all APs to ensure devices can connect to the strongest signal automatically. For more suggestions, please consult the manufacturer.

[@Marie18Mills]

@@Fastcabling thank you so much

[@dgibbsfl]

I need to see a video on the Omada controller solutions. Please point me to the best video that you know about that explains getting started with Omada. Thanks

[@Fastcabling]

We will try to work out a video tourist, but you also could find it from TP-link

[@dgibbsfl]

@@Fastcabling Thanks, or if you know of a clear and well done tutorial video on the Omada setup, that would be great. All I can find so far from TP-Link is a little confusing. You have to purchase a license to run the full featured Omada platform, correct? I am not an enterprise business user which seems to be what Omada is aimed at.

[@Martin-ot7xj]

thankyou , it was useful . keep it up

[@Fastcabling]

Glad it helped

[@Cloudy-A76]

Where can I buy that poe power switch?

[@Fastcabling]

Hi, you can place an order directly on our website. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at [e-mail]! www.fastcabling.com/product-category/poe-powered-switches/

[@9dooreducation7]

Dose the 4 eap225 work like mash network?

[@Fastcabling]

I believe you need a root AP. Here is the reference documents. www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/2949/

[@it_wasmeme2233]

is this still a wifi 4 tech?

[@Fastcabling]

No, the TP-Link EAP225 actually supports Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac).

[@VictoriaUdeagbala]

Please how can i get the POE BOX?

[@Fastcabling]

Thanks for your interest. You can find them here: www.fastcabling.com/product-category/outdoor-poe-switches/. If you have more questions, please feel free to consult us at [e-mail]

[@maheshkhuman2880]

i think this outdoor router need only 12v or 24v only but ur outdoor poe is 48v rated so it can burn the device

[@Fastcabling]

This outdoor WAP accepts 802.3af PoE and 24 passive PoE, and our outdoor PoE switch is compatible with IEEE802.3af/at standards, so it won't burn the device.

[@maheshkhuman2880]

Ok mention it

[@Fastcabling]

We'll do. Thanks for bringing it up!😃

[@delosmark18]

Can the eap225 be connected wireless like a mesh setup?

[@jLO7422]

Yes