Switches
TP-Link Business Switches are comprised of JetStream series and LiteWave series, which are designed to offer reliable and professional choices to businesses of all sizes. Anything related to TP-Link's JetStream or LiteWave Switches, welcome to ask questions, join discussions and share your experience/ knowledge here.
Switches
This Guide Applies to: All of TP-Link Managed Switches with a Console port. Introduction: TP-Link BootUtil menu enables some advanced features, such as activating the backup image, recovering the pass
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The topic was originally posted by Clive_A in Common Questions About the Hardware Version and Firmware Update Background: We aim to demystify the distinctions among our hardware versions and address a
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This Article Applies to: SG2005P-PD Issue Description/Phenomenon: A few users reported that they use the PoE 802.3 bt adapter to supply power to the SG2005-PD, but it does not get the proper power bud
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Knowledge BaseOmada Switch Naming Format
Background: This guide aims to provide insight into our Omada switch naming format. This Article Applies to: All Omada switches. Naming and Differences: Omada switch is a series of L2+/L3 switches tha
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This Article Applies to: All Omada switches. Design: In a large network, we will have different types of switches involved and they play different roles when it comes to the functions. So, we have gen
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TroubleshootingCommon Questions About 802.3 PoE
This Article Applies to: All Omada PoE switches. Common Questions: 1. Standard PoE and Passive PoE Standard PoE: Standard Power over Ethernet (PoE) refers to the IEEE 802.3af, 802.3at (PoE+), and 802.
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Knowledge BaseCommon Questions About 802.1Q VLAN
Background: We hope this article can be helpful in your understanding of 802.1Q VLAN. This Article Applies to: All Omada devices that support 802.1Q VLAN. Common Terms and Explanations: Concepts: 1. W
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Configuration GuideHow to Configure VLAN on TP-Link Switch
Background: This post provides a configuration guide to set up a VLAN-tagged and untagged port, PVID, and trunk on TP-Link switches. This Article Applies to: All Omada switches that support 802.1Q VLA
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It doesn't appear that when a switch is under the Omada controller control there isn't a way to specific the 'admin key'. I assume it takes the LAG ID as the admin key? it would be really great if the
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