EAP620 HD v3.2 support for mesh wireless connection between APs?

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EAP620 HD v3.2 support for mesh wireless connection between APs?
EAP620 HD v3.2 support for mesh wireless connection between APs?
2023-03-09 12:06:01 - last edited 2023-03-10 05:19:05
Model: EAP620 HD  
Hardware Version: V3
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I'm eyeing at least 2 of this devices for my home, one for the first floor and another one for the second.  I called up my local reseller and asked if v3.2 of EAP620 HD supports mesh (ie wireless connection between APs).  The reseller seems to be unsure, hence my question here in this forum.  Reason for this need is that I don't have a 'clean' way of laying cables up to the 2nd floor. 

  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support wireless mesh - only 1 AP is connected to the switch with the rest wirelessly connected?
  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support multiple VLANs?  If so up to how many?
  • As I understand Omada mesh requires a controller (OC200 at least or a Windows/Linux installation of the software) to work and it has to be live 'all the time' and that it isn't just required for the one time setup?  If this is required to run 24x7, what would happen if I turn off the software or disconnect the OC200?
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2023-03-10 05:18:12 - last edited 2023-03-10 05:19:05

 Hi @spyghost 

 

Yes, EAP620 HD V3.2 supports Mesh. Check the datasheet

 

  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support wireless mesh - only 1 AP is connected to the switch with the rest wirelessly connected?

Yes;

 

  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support multiple VLANs?  If so up to how many?

16 (8 on each band);

 

  • As I understand Omada mesh requires a controller (OC200 at least or a Windows/Linux installation of the software) to work and it has to be live 'all the time' and that it isn't just required for the one time setup?  If this is required to run 24x7, what would happen if I turn off the software or disconnect the OC200?

 

If your Omada Controller is accidentally shut down, as long as the Mesh relationships among Mesh APs are not changed, the Mesh network can maintain the basic Wi-Fi coverage, but it can’t be managed or changed, the Auto Failover/Fast Roaming and most of the advanced features will not work.

 

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2023-03-10 05:18:12 - last edited 2023-03-10 05:19:05

 Hi @spyghost 

 

Yes, EAP620 HD V3.2 supports Mesh. Check the datasheet

 

  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support wireless mesh - only 1 AP is connected to the switch with the rest wirelessly connected?

Yes;

 

  • Does EAP620 HD v3.2 support multiple VLANs?  If so up to how many?

16 (8 on each band);

 

  • As I understand Omada mesh requires a controller (OC200 at least or a Windows/Linux installation of the software) to work and it has to be live 'all the time' and that it isn't just required for the one time setup?  If this is required to run 24x7, what would happen if I turn off the software or disconnect the OC200?

 

If your Omada Controller is accidentally shut down, as long as the Mesh relationships among Mesh APs are not changed, the Mesh network can maintain the basic Wi-Fi coverage, but it can’t be managed or changed, the Auto Failover/Fast Roaming and most of the advanced features will not work.

 

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