What's the IP of the system running Omada Controller? What's the IP of the router? Why is your default gateway in another subnet than the EAP?

Co0LD0wN wrote

i used the same ip and subnet there.. look at the second pic..

EAP's static IP is 192.168.9.1, subnet is 192.168.9.0/24.

Default gateway for the EAP is 192.168.33.1, subnet is 192.168.33.0/24. This is different from EAP's subnet 192.168.9.0/24.

IP of system running Omada controller is still unknown, but can't work if inside the second subnet (unless there is a special routing).

Sorry, can't help, too many informations missing. Probably Error #40.

Co0LD0wN wrote

yeah ur right alot of info is missing..

Only you could provide the missing infos about your network.

I assume that your router has the static IP 192.168.33.1.

Find free IPs in your network (only you can know which IPs are free/unused and which ones are already in use as static IPs).

Assign a free static IP (e.g. 192.168.33.2) to / set the default gateway (192.168.33.1) on the system running Omada Controller. If this system is a Windoze PC, be sure to disable its firewall and virus scanners. Also make sure that the system running Omada Controller is connected by wire to the network. Do not use wireless connections for the system running Omada Controller.

Reset the EAP to factory defaults (press its RESET button for ~7 sec.). The EAP will receive a free (dynamic) IP via DHCP from your router and will automatically be discovered by OC. Adopt the EAP. You will see its dynamic IP in the »Access Points« list. Now you can ping the EAP.

Either leave the EAP's IP settings set to dynamic (DHCP) or set another unused static IP for the EAP (e.g. 192.168.33.3) using Omada Controller. Also set the EAP's default gateway to the IP of your router (192.168.33.1).