Hello, I'm new to this and have a problem. I have the EAP-225 v3 outdoor access point, and I don't know how to install the OpenWRT firmware. The guide says it can be done through the manufacturer's interface for version v3 and later, but it doesn't work. What can I do?
[Moderator edit: fixed the model number to eap225]
You have version 5.1.1 of the firmware on your TP-Link EAP255-Outdoor v3 Access Point. You've successfully stopped the cliclientd service using the cliclientd stopcs command, but when you try to install the firmware, it says the filename is too long. You tried changing the name to factory.bin, but it didn't work.
Kateryna cannot install version 5.1.1 of the firmware on her TP-Link EAP255-Outdoor v3 Access Point because it's no longer available. She can only downgrade to version 5.0.8.
Does anyone know what happened with this? I have EAP-225-Outdoor V3 with version 5.1.1 of the firmware. I want to use my EAP-225 as a client to access a POE camera which must be reached wirelessly. After reading this thread, I'm not sure whether to try upgrading to OpenWRT with the installed version 5.1.1 or to try and drop back to 5.0.3. Any advice would be appreciated.
If anybody is still interessted, I managed to flash OpenWRT on the EAP-225 v3 outdoor today.
TP-Link Firmware: EAP225-Outdoor(EU)_V3_5.1.6 Build 20240313
Factory Image: openwrt-23.05.3-ath79-generic-tplink_eap225-outdoor-v3-squashfs-factory.bin
After cliclientd stopcs I had to start the update twice (no idea why...). Now I am on a fresh install of OpenWRT.
I did this yesterday with the 23.05.04 factory image and now all I have is a yellow light on the device and I can't ping. Holding the reset button doesn't seem to do anything-- just a yellow light. Any advice on a way forward?