jonas wrote I think it works. You can write down the Hostname or IP address of Omada Controller in Discovery Utility. Since the Omada Controller is at the back of the NAT Router, the hostname should...

Mastalock wrote You're saying this thing can't repeat that signal? the Q&A on amazon said it can Then the Amazon Q&A is wrong (as it happens very often on Amazon). EAP225-Outdoor has no repeater...

EAP225-Outdoor does not support repeater mode. It's just an AP. However, it supports meshed networks, meaning you could mesh it with another EAP225 or EAP225-Outdoor (a mesh is much better than just...

Co0LD0wN wrote but my only question is there other way to run the omada controller on cloud? Sure. Either set up Omada Controller software in your cloud account (it's running in the cloud itself...

Try OpenWRT on a fast SoC or micro system; it supports Multi-LANs and is VLAN-aware, too. I use OpenWRT on different router hardware (more than 1,000 platforms are supported, most of them wireless...

Rod-IT wrote Instead of giving them access for X hours, why not simply leave them connected, what is the reason behind limiting their time if they need to use it all the time, but only when they are...