Adopting Gigabit Smart Switch.TL-SG2008 (4x) to Amada OC200 Hardware Controller
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Dear fellow forum members.
Due to circumstances I got into trouble with the Omada system.
First of all thanks to my “VERY way below par” knowledge.
But after 3 weeks and the reset buttons worn out, it seems to work a bit. (if it doesn't suddenly stop again soon)
My Omada system consists of:
1 x TP-Link Hardware Controller.
1 x TP-Link VPN Router ER605v2.
4 x TP-Link Switches TL-SG2008.
My problem is adding the 4 x TP-Link Switches TL-SG2008
The Omada does see the 4 x Switches TL-SG2008 and also gives all kinds of shouts to indicate that the Switches are welcome. But when I click add it, I get Adoption Fail every time. I really don't have no idea anymore.
For the sake of clarity, the IP and MAC of these Switches are binded.
(I will attach a screenshot).
I have been working on this issue for a long time, the only thing I could find is that perhaps I should not have done the existing update Firmware.
The technique where I come from is that the first thing you do.
So that's pretty much the first thing I did.
I configured the Switches though there Local settings the switch web UI. I find a lot of remarks about the Passwords (this seems to be the issue according TP-Link) and I have changed the Password after presetting and taking a Backup.
I'm 100% sure that the User and Password correct.
A question in between, Does anybody know if I gif the Switch a Factory Reset (not sure if possible) does the firmware come to its default / original?
But I'm more interested if anyone is familiar with this problem and has a solution or immediately sees what I did wrong/didn't do?
Given my knowledge, I strongly suspect that I am making a mistake somewhere.
Perhaps there is someone who would like to comment.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi @Hejacon
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Simple way, TL; DR, reset it, it reboots, then find it and adopt it, and done.
If you are new to a solution like this, you should call technical support instead of playing around yourself.
Or carefully read the User Guide of the Controller. Esp the first part of "to start". This is explained.
The web GUI password is not the same as the adopted one. Adoption will try the default admin and admin to adopt. Then try the set "Device Account" and adopt, if both failed, it'll ask you for the password.
Adoption will also erase the settings. This is mentioned hundreds of times on the forum. I think you should answer this yourself if you have done a proper study.
Hi @Hejacon
Thanks for posting in our business forum.
Simple way, TL; DR, reset it, it reboots, then find it and adopt it, and done.
If you are new to a solution like this, you should call technical support instead of playing around yourself.
Or carefully read the User Guide of the Controller. Esp the first part of "to start". This is explained.
The web GUI password is not the same as the adopted one. Adoption will try the default admin and admin to adopt. Then try the set "Device Account" and adopt, if both failed, it'll ask you for the password.
Adoption will also erase the settings. This is mentioned hundreds of times on the forum. I think you should answer this yourself if you have done a proper study.