Applies to all Omada hardware. Seems to make sense to me to code RED - inactive/offline YELLOW - undergoing management/transition/update (ie service interruption expected) GREEN - active and passing...

@xmtr34 Okay, I have 3 SSIDs on my remote AP too, each with their own VLAN/subnet. I treat the connection between the outdoor and indoor like an unmanaged switch (which is what you did when you...

@xmtr34 What else are you doing with that remote 2008??? Why do you need VLANs configured on it, it should just be a glorified POE injector, think two POE injectors with a cross-over cable between...

Glad to hear you got it working...feel free to click the useful post triangle :) ) In my case, I kept the default subnet and VLAN (192.168.0.0/24 and VLAN 1) as my management LAN, untagged, and I...

@xmtr34 Ok so I re-read the thread and the one logical difference I see is that your remote SG2008P is managed as part of the Omada SDN solution. In my case I have an old unmanaged Netgear POE switch...

@kraal Ok, but you could temporarily plug it into an untagged port on the switch or router...adopt it there, unplug it, change the config profile, and then plug it into it's proper tagged port....