What is best way to replace router in Omada setup with OC200?
![](/avatar/avatar-18.png)
Hi,
I have a whole house network with 4APs, 2 switches, OC200, and a router (ER7206).
What is important is that I have a switch connected to the router. And that switch powers all APs and OC200 is also connected to this switch.
I didn't change a management VLAN (don't want to repeat factory resetting all stuff due to my inability to set it up correctly).
Not sure if this is important, but I have DHCP reservations set for switches.
OC200 has static IP set.
I want to slowly switch to 2,5 Gbps and I got myself ER707-M2 router.
What is the best and most painless approach to switch out router?
- Copy Link
- Subscribe
- Bookmark
- Report Inappropriate Content
![](https://static-community.tp-link.com/icon/9315142a471f4c8ca35011ade4feb548.jpeg)
To begin with, please log into the web interface of the ER707-M2 and edit the LAN. Since the default LAN is 192.168.0.1, you should change it to match your current LAN. Following that, you can connect the ER707-M2 while replacing the ER-706. After that, you can use the web interface login credentials to adopt the ER707-M2 to the controller. Additionally, don't forget to configure the controller-managed switches and APs to static IP addresses.
- Copy Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
![](https://static-community.tp-link.com/icon/9315142a471f4c8ca35011ade4feb548.jpeg)
To begin with, please log into the web interface of the ER707-M2 and edit the LAN. Since the default LAN is 192.168.0.1, you should change it to match your current LAN. Following that, you can connect the ER707-M2 while replacing the ER-706. After that, you can use the web interface login credentials to adopt the ER707-M2 to the controller. Additionally, don't forget to configure the controller-managed switches and APs to static IP addresses.
- Copy Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
@Hank21 Will it not adapt if I don't change LAN settigns on new router?
- Copy Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
![](https://static-community.tp-link.com/icon/9315142a471f4c8ca35011ade4feb548.jpeg)
Since your OC200's IP address is not located on the same subnet as the router—192.168.0.1 is its default IP address—it is unable to locate the router directly.
- Copy Link
- Report Inappropriate Content
![](/avatar/avatar-18.png)
Information
Helpful: 0
Views: 241
Replies: 3
Voters 0
No one has voted for it yet.