OC300 - no internet connection
Hi!
I found the new controller 6 while having a look at youtube and decided to install it.
Doing so I saw that my controller cannot get the new version.
Error: Failed to check the Omada Controller’s software version.
There was another error to check my network...
Where do I check it? It seems that there is no setting for a gateway etc.
Btw the controller cannot check the firmware for the switches also.
Where do I have the settings to enable internet access?
Kind regards,
Tom
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You are correct, fallback is IP only, no gateway is set so it cannot route to anything other than the lan IP range
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... Is it a stupid question? What is it that I haven't read?
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I don't have an OC300 myself but look in global settings and one of the menus you have available there. system settings or controller settings maybe.
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another thing, what router and switcher do you have? OC300 is a network controller to manage omada routers and switches, access points. it doesn't have any of this built in
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I do use two switches:
- SG3428XPP-M2
- SX3008
This are my settings:
The OC300 gets the IP etc. by dhcp (opnsense).
As there is no more information available, I don't know what to do. Every device being at this lan is having access to the internet...
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Funny thing... seeing my settings I changed it to 'static', added the values and that did it.
Is it a bug that dhcp isn't working?
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@DerTom, can you confirm that your oc300 was able to get it's IP from the DHCP server? The "fallback" settings do not include a way to specify a gateway address so I think if the fallback is actually used, it wouldn't be able to reach other networks.
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You are correct, fallback is IP only, no gateway is set so it cannot route to anything other than the lan IP range
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