@nutzich 

As for the Port Isolation, you can go to "Settings-Wired Network--LAN--Profile-Advanced Option".

Click the checkbox to enable Port Isolation. An isolated port cannot communicate directly with any other isolated ports, while the isolated port can send and receive traffic to non-isolated ports.

@John1234 

Thank you John1234. Port Isolation is one part. But there are isolated ports wich should communicate with each other. For example Port #4 PC with Port #5 Printer.

In standalone mode you can set up that by the feature "forwarding ports". I miss that in Omada.

Greatings

@nutzich  Port 4 sets up as the Isolated port, and port 5 doesn't set it up.  The User Guider tells me: An isolated port cannot communicate directly with any other isolated ports, while the isolated port can send and receive traffic to non-isolated ports.

Which may make port4 and port5 can communicate with each other and port4 cannot communicate with other isolated ports?

@John1234 

Hi,

Port 2 (guest) is not allowed to communicate with port 4 and 5. So port 4 and port 5 have to be isolated.

But Port 4 and Port 5 shall communicate with each other (private PC and private printer). So there has to be a possibility to set up a forwarding port list (like in the standalon mode of the switch gui).

Here is a screenshot of standalone-mode of the feature i am looking for (first part is isolated port, second part is the list of isolated ports, to which an isolatet port can communicate). I am wondering if Omada SDN has that possibility of setting up a forwarding port list or if this ist planned or not planned to be implemented.

@nutzich 

If the situation is A can not talk to B, but A and B can talk to C, then I think the port isolation on the controller can work as expected.

The controller has no the same function on standalone mode, maybe the ACL will be the solution.