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So...
My friend mentioned something I really see in Ubiquiti products that really surprises me, sometimes making me reconsider whether it's time to reinvest in this area.
I knew Ubiquiti long before Omada, and back then it was very surprising.
Omada was a game-changer, offering high-quality products with excellent value for money.
However, I believe there are things that should be present in Omada products and that make us nostalgic about returning to Ubiquiti or third-party products.
Price can't be an excuse for not having the features that are widely needed.
One feature I saw in a Ubiquiti router that I didn't even know existed is the option to remap ports, whatever they may be. This is an incredible feature, and if the limitation is the hardware, two questions need to be asked:
1. If others can do it, isn't it time to look at and redesign the Omada system so that it can be executed while supporting more features? 2- If it's not possible to redesign the Omada environment for this purpose, why not expand the hardware configurations? I can't imagine increasing SoCs to 4 or 8 cores, and RAM to 4GB and 8GB, isn't possible. There are so many ARM-type devices available at really attractive prices for software. However, I much prefer a platform prepared and designed like the controllers, which have predictability and protections, very different from what software would do.
TP-Link, please look at these details.
I really like the Omada environment and want to see it grow even further.
