@Hank21 

I tried to configure dynamic vlans on the EAP110 together with the Omada Controller, but the user cannot receive dhcp from the network to which he belongs. Where am I wrong?

 

 

Omada Settings:

Please ignore the VLAN 1 in this image, this option is disable.

 

 

Example of one VLAN:

 

 

  @Hank21 Hi, at the time I made the print, I forgot to take it out but that option is disabled.

 

The Omada Controller need to receive the vlans?

Hello, yesterday when I made a diagnosis of the network I found out what the problem was and after the resolution I was able to finally get the dynamic vlans working. Basically everything I'm testing is emulated in wmware, only the AP is physical. Turns out VMware doesn't export VLANs, for a real NIC. To solve this I used hyper-v just to create an interface on my pc for each vlan and then hyper-v put these interfaces on the real NIC with the respective tags, and so it is enough in VMware to simply bridge each vlan. The big problem was when I switched the AP from standalone mode to controlled by OMADA, my hyper-v interfaces stopped working. Yesterday I uninstalled and installed the interfaces again and everything was ok.