Accepted Monitor equipment temperature
I am my home setup with Omada solution where I have the GW (ER7206) , POE switch (SG2210p), 2 AP (EAP245) and HW controller (OC200). I am also in a country where temperature get hot and humid.
In the controller dashboard we can see CUP/Mem utilization but would have been great it we could see temperature of each of the equipment as well. This would have help us as a lot.
If currently there is no way to monitor, can TP-Link team be kind enough to add this option with a new firmware update please.
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Thanks for letting me know. unfortunately, i am using OC200 v1, not sure if I will then get this option or not :-(
This is very userful and even older version should I have this capability.
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Hi @FlashbackUK
Yes, currently only for gateway devices. I am not sure about the plan for other devices.
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Hi @NetChiller
Yes, you can update your OC200 to the latest firmware, and also the Omada devices. Then you will see the info.
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Thanks for letting me know. unfortunately, i am using OC200 v1, not sure if I will then get this option or not :-(
This is very userful and even older version should I have this capability.
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Hi @Vincent-TP thanks for the update. However, the temperature for gateways and controllers was already available in the old firmware 6 months ago (see my earlier post). So nothing new has been implemented, just the presentation style changed. I don't think it is fair to label this as "Implemented" when nothing has actually been done. We still have no access to the temperature for Switches or EAPs, which was the original problem reported.
https://community.tp-link.com/en/business/forum/topic/663954?replyId=1614354
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Agree. Internally, I recorded it as “partly implemented.” I will continue to provide feedback. Thank you for your suggestions.
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I would also cast a vote for making this available through SNMP and controller for switches (not as important for EAPs for me, but more data never hurts). I would also like to be able to set fan curves, some general profiles are enough for my use cases (e.g. Silent / Cool / Full Speed). Especially for smaller SOHO switches this would be incredible.
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@Acorny I would say just as important for the EAPs, as those things run HOT!
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Showing temp. is one thing, but notifying about exceeded threshold would be mandatory and some remote or automatic temporary actions to cool it down.
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