Hi  @Lecharme24 

no IP address of the VLAN created and therefore it goes around in circles only as if it were looking for a DHCP. How do I get my VLANs to work?

>>>This is because you have changed the VLAN ID from the defualt to another one, while there is no DHCP server works in this VLAN in the network.

My second concern is to know if it is possible to manage APs directly with the cloud controller without Omada switch and Omada Router.

>>>We can do this, but if you have multi-VLAN requirement, it will be much more convenient to have a Omada swtich and Omada router. For for details, please refer to the following link:

How to configure Multi-Networks & Multi-SSIDs on Omada SDN Controller

  @Vincent-TP  Merci pour votre retour.

Cependant j'ai des soucis avec mon controller cloud qui Gere mes 2 points d'acces wifi EAP650.

Lorsque j'essaye de configurer directement 3 Vlan sur le controlleur alors rien ne marche. Les SSID sont creer mais n'arrivent pas a recuperer les adresses IP du VLAN pourtant ce Vlan est en DHCP.

Si vous pouvez m'aider avec des liens ou une explication pour faire fonctionner mes Vlan sur mes AP sera l'ideal.

Voici mon architecture : Controlleur Cloud CBC-------> Routeur Operateur (ISP)-------->2 EAP650

Merci.

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @Lecharme24 

 

no IP address of the VLAN created and therefore it goes around in circles only as if it were looking for a DHCP. How do I get my VLANs to work?

>>>This is because you have changed the VLAN ID from the defualt to another one, while there is DHCP server works in this VLAN in the network.

 

 

My second concern is to know if it is possible to manage APs directly with the cloud controller without Omada switch and Omada Router.

>>>We can do this, but if you have multi-VLAN requirement, it will be much more convenient to have a Omada swtich and Omada router. For for details, please refer to the following link:

How to configure Multi-Networks & Multi-SSIDs on Omada SDN Controller