ES205G still does not show client IP addresses
I have read several articles about ES205G / GP not showing IP addresses of connected clients when working in controller mode. Sadly, issue still persists, because recently I installed ES205G in my network, adopted it through controller and... bang, I can't see the address of some clients:
SharpTV - connected to SG2218 - fine.
SharpTV2 - connected to ES205G, not fine.
Setup: ER605->SG2218->ES205G, OC200 plugged directly into the router.
So, do we have any updates? Any future plans to get it working properly?
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Hi @Happy_x50 , it is limit by chipset resource, it is basically the same with unmanaged switch, you can check this. Agile Switches vs. Access Switches: Which Omada Switch Do You Need? - Business Community
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Hi @Happy_x50 , it is limit by chipset resource, it is basically the same with unmanaged switch, you can check this. Agile Switches vs. Access Switches: Which Omada Switch Do You Need? - Business Community
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That is so sad! There are plenty of places to pull client ip from in this case - ip-mac binding for example.
Any future plans to deal with it one way or another? Lack of client ip is funny and annoying at the same time.
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@Happy_x50 Sorry, it is limit by chipset, you may see the ip of downlink client by check gateway ip client list. Also if you want ip-mac binding, ES205G also don't support it. You may need use other switch like SG2008.
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Im having this issue also. I "upgraded" from an un managed switch to a ES210X-M2 and the ip addresses that use to be visible no-longer show with the tp-link switch, i have a couple of other different brand unmanaged switches near tv's and computers and they all show ip addresses too...
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It's a pitty that this device is advertised as omada compatible, but it doesn't even list a basic thing like the ip address of the connected devices.
Very bad advertising in my case, as I bought this to integrate in my omada network...
I could have kept my old switch, as this one doesn't bring any added value...
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Do all ES Series switch models have limitations or issues regarding the display of client IP addresses?
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Hi @Happy_x50 , it is limit by chipset resource, it is basically the same with unmanaged switch, you can check this. Agile Switches vs. Access Switches: Which Omada Switch Do You Need? - Business Community
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