Hi @ttocsr

I can certainly tell you that DPI works because I tested it on this version before.

1. Is your controller under the same network? Rule this out?

2. Have you configured it correctly? LAN is properly set?

I am very glad to read about your verification and configuration steps. Please attach screenshots.

Hi @ttocsr 

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1. There is a function literally called management VLAN, are you referring to that? It is to isolate the networking devices from the regular VLAN int. I see a lot of people messing around with the "management VLAN" but actually it's just the name "management VLAN".

Your description seems to be namely "management VLAN".

2. No. If there is a guide, that'll be a single guide to illustrate the DPI or VLAN config. There are thousands of ways to use several features at the same time, we cannot write all the different mixes. So, I can tell you that we have two separate guides. Learn one at a time and use them at the same time later.

3. If it is literal management VLAN, there is no way to bypass it. You probably need to Wireshark now to find out if port 29815 is communicating with the controller. If yes, it is not the first case I am talking about.

4. I am asking if you have set up DPI correctly. Because you gotta set a LAN to where DPI takes effect. Can you confirm this?

Hi @ttocsr 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

If you are using management VLAN, so router and the controller are in the same LAN. That does not pose a problem to your case.

So, LAN setting, you need to pick a network where it takes effect.

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