[Bug] Issue on EAP225-Outdoor on Status > Client > Client List
All clients are listed under "User" even when that client is connected to a Guest Network. AFAIK, all clients connected to a Guest Network are supposed to be listed under "Guest" instead of "User".
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Dear @hashrack,
What does "Users" and "Guests" do on EAP Standalone? I tried to scroll the guides on EAP Standalone and found nothing about this topic. Like, what goes to "Users" and what goes to "Guests".
For EAP Standalone, you may check the Omada Access Points_User Guide (search keyword Guest).
Users are the clients connected to the EAP wireless network without Portal authentication,
while Guests are the clients connected to the EAP wireless network with the Portal Authentication.
So only the clients connected with Portal will show as Guests on EAP Standalone no matter it's compatible with Omada SDN platform.
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Dear @hashrack,
All clients are listed under "User" even when that client is connected to a Guest Network. AFAIK, all clients connected to a Guest Network are supposed to be listed under "Guest" instead of "User".
I'm afraid that you may misunderstand the "User" and "Guest" on the Omada Controller v3.
Based on the UG of Omada Controller v3 (at Page28), the meaning of "User" and "Guest" is the following.
But if you use the Omada SDN Controller, then "User" means clients connected to the AP’s SSID with Guest Network disabled, while "Guest" indicates clients connected to that with Guest Network enabled. See from the UG of Omada SDN Controller (at Page268).
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The screenshots above are from EAP Standalone. I no longer use OC200 nor Omada Controller for my portal authentication.
What does "Users" and "Guests" do on EAP Standalone? I tried to scroll the guides on EAP Standalone and found nothing about this topic. Like, what goes to "Users" and what goes to "Guests".
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Users are not isolated from other LAN clients.
Guests are isolated from other LAN clients.
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if that's the case, then its really a bug since all are listed in Users and nothing in Guests (as seen on screenshot above.
maybe version 5 firmware is not designed for standalone use but for Omada SDN. I guess i'll try to downgrade its firmware and see how it goes
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Dear @hashrack,
What does "Users" and "Guests" do on EAP Standalone? I tried to scroll the guides on EAP Standalone and found nothing about this topic. Like, what goes to "Users" and what goes to "Guests".
For EAP Standalone, you may check the Omada Access Points_User Guide (search keyword Guest).
Users are the clients connected to the EAP wireless network without Portal authentication,
while Guests are the clients connected to the EAP wireless network with the Portal Authentication.
So only the clients connected with Portal will show as Guests on EAP Standalone no matter it's compatible with Omada SDN platform.
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