No, M using the Omada Software Controller in a in-house linux router just to manage my tp-link APs, i dont have anything (no gateway/router, switches, etc), this linux router has several static ips set, some wans, some ip ranges (vlans) to specific to vpn clients and iot devices and the main LAN-NAT, is in this range that the omada controller is mostly serving his clients the range is the usual 192.168.1.0/24 and it works flawlessly just it seems odd that controller is always spamming that range, like he is trying to control that network. So my question is very simple: How do you tell the Omada Software Controller to only look in a specific interface? is is it possible to exclude ranges that i don't want the controller messing around? i can firewall everything with iptables but that null pointer exception its keeps bugging me.