Best way to hook up Omada switches/devices
Hello, my Netgear router crapped the bed so I plan to fully upgrade my home system to Omada SDN.
I already have a TL-SG2218 switch for my ethernet ports around the house.
I have also ordered the following:
- TL-SG2210P V3 PoE switch (I have 4 AC1350 access points)
- OC200 controller
- ER605 router
Because I will have two switches, I was wondering what the best way was to hook them up. Ideally I'd just have 1 massive PoE switch but my wife would kill me.
I planned to have the TL-SG2210P as the primary switch, with the controller, router, and TL-SG2218 connected to it.
Or should the TL-SG2218 be plugged seperately into the router?
Thanks!
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Hi @templeowls
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You can cascade or connect both of them to the router.
It does not matter or have a negative effect on your network. Just make sure you don't loop them.
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Hi @templeowls
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You can cascade or connect both of them to the router.
It does not matter or have a negative effect on your network. Just make sure you don't loop them.
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Hi @templeowls
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Thank you!! Apologies, what do you mean by "looping" them?
Since I cannot quote from other websites, please kindly google "network loop".
About further knowledge on the network switch, you can check this one out.
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