If anyone is looking to set up a bridged vlan like this, but wants different IP pools per vlan, there is a (somewhat) janky way to do this, - you need another router on the network (another omada,...

@Cepheus0815 I forgot to add - there is a mitigation you can put in place with the port forward method..... The controller at host site will happily fully manage the remote sites with only ports...

@Cepheus0815 the main risk of the vpn method is if you mess up the VPN settings or even an ACL setting (that controls host network IP access )on the remote site to the point it CANNOT connect to the...

@Cepheus0815 yes it will carry on as it was configured regardless.

@MR.S I actually use both methods My Host network is at my main place of work. HIghly secured, deals with GDPR data, children and customer info etc, there is no way in hell im exposing 443 to the...

@MR.S while i agree that using the port forwarding at the OC200 host site approach is much easier for adoption of remote sites, i really, REALLY dont like that you have to expose port 443 (or...