I understand where you're coming from. However, MongoDB is also required, and isn't available in sid. I wanted an easy solution for anyone to follow. MongoDB is available in stretch, but nothing...

Here is my method for installing Omada on Debian 11. It adds debian repositories for the older packages that are needed. This assumes you don't have any software on the machine that needs Java newer...

R1D2 wrote Reef-a-Holic wrote eagerly awaiting the ability to edit device names. Omada SDN Controller, which lets you define device names maually, was just released this week. See the Omada Cloud SDN...

@jbtibor I don't think that's possible, since I don't think TP-Link provides SSH access to the OC200's. But I can't say for sure, since I don't have one of those.

@matt25 It may or may not be necessary to stop the service. Just habit, since that's usually the right thing to do. I'm glad you found this useful. -- Kevin

I was able to update hostnames that show "Unknown" by updating the Mongo DB directly. On Linux (sorry I don't know how to do this on Windows): apt install mongo-tools service tpeap stop...