DHCP reservation for Omada EAP
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Hello all,
Our cafe runs on Omada-only equipment (TL-R605 Omada router, 4x EAP225 AP, OC200 controller). Everything works great.
Just one question : is it possible to set the IP of the 4 access point via DHCP reservation (they don't appear in the "connected devices" panel, so I cannot do it there, as I did for the other equipments - the OC200, the PiHole, the NVR & cameras are all through DHCP reservation).
Thanks,
PapyPom
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Based on replies yes, but not for Omada devices, like APs, Routers and switches, has this changed?
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Well... it works for my OC-200... I don't know what device you are looking at?
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will give this a try afternoon - a few months ago that did not work for APs or Router, switch wasn't visible on controler either.
On the router I have all visible:
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Just make sure you use the Web-Interface via Omada-Cloud interface
As far as I know, it's not possible on the UI of the Router itself.
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Almost all worked, so thanks a lot! One thing is missing - I have manageable switch (TP Link), not Omanda controller, but it is not listed on the devices list, which is a mistake, how to assign to it static IP?
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Switch cannot be controlled by Omada and I know that, but it should be visible on devices list, to assign to it static IP, like that was on router page (and nothing else) - so I can see still some gap.
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Only clients served by OC-200 DHCP will show in the "Clients" list. It's not intended as a Network-Sniffer for unassigned clients with Static IPs.
My Netgear Managed Switch doesn't show in my "Clients" or "Devices" list, but I gave it an IP outside the reservation range. Assign your Router/Switch outside of the DHCP range and you should not encounter any difficulties.
Or, if you can configure your Switch to obtain it's lease via DHCP, it will show in the "Clients" list where you can then assign it a Static. My Netgear does not support dynamic IP assignment.
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