MR30H question on best way to set up Ethernet ports

[Mkozicki]

I am playing around with a MR30H and I still have not figured out the best way to configure the Ethernet ports.

I would like these ports to just be open access so that anyone can plug in to one and be on the network. 

I did make an open access SSID and assigned it to those ports and that works for people to just plug in and go.

Problem is that the SSID also shows on the wireless as an open SSID and we don't want that.  I did turn off broadcast of the SSID but it is still assigned and active on the wireless from what I can tell so this is also not what we want.

Is there a better way to set this up so that I can assign the ports to an open SSID but then not assign that SSID to the wireless radio or something along that line?

[Uberseehandel · Accepted solution]

This page in the documentation seems to cover your requirements

[Mkozicki]

Thanks so much.  That was sort of non-intuitive way of doing it but setting the SSID to disabled did what I needed.

The wired only option did not show till after I assigned the ports to the port profile so I did not see it when I 1st set up the SSID.

Thanks

[Uberseehandel]

I'm interested in those units because they seem a great option for kids rooms (and sleep-overs).

[Mkozicki]

I put one at my house in the living room.  It worked out great because it covers the 1st floor of our condo and I put it next to the TV so that I could plug in the TV, PS4, XBOX and Roku without having to have another switch or run that many Ethernet ports up to wall plate.  It mounts on the wall great and all I did was put a standard network cutout box in the drywall 1st.

The boxes I use are like these.

http://a.co/0midbHg

These are also a full AP not a stand alone like the MX and Z1 have in them.

[Uberseehandel]

Fortunately they fit in standard UK and European single gang wall boxes as well