@MonsterVic this *might* work, but might be a bit hacky. If it works for one, you can expand to cover other vlans 1 - Set up its WAN port with an IP on your network, and plug it in, let it treat it...

@Peter_Dec Log into its gui on the LAN ?

@luck3rhoch3 Devices have to be in the same subnet for adoption to work. It doesnt have to be vlan 1, BUT, if you dont use vlan 1 for management there might be an extra step of configuring the device...

Great. This seems to be a common misconception when people start using SDN (controller based) network for the first time. The controller does absolutely nothing other than telling other devices what...

@Vincent-TP Yes, all L2+ / L3 switches No other DHCP in the vlan You can test this with just a controller and switch, no router needed Here is a good example Here are test switch DHCP settings Note...

@MR.S Well isnt that interesting! The ARP detection on the router kinda works for me, however if the device goes "quiet" for a while its IP disappears and never comes back, i only noticed this today....