@Sunny1974 replace local network 192.168.0.1/24 with 192.168.0.100/32

@ProSumerTester I have done it like this, a rule for Gateway management Page to block router services (VPN) and then IP Group_Any to block port nat and thing like that.

@ProSumerTester you don't have it on Omada yet. I think it will come eventually :-) what you see is probably region blocking on unifi, you can do that with Omada too but you don't get any fancy...

@ProSumerTester IPS/IDS is from the inside out, try this command on your pc to check if it works. you have to run the command twice curl -A "BlackSun" tp-link.com

@ProSumerTester go to IPS/IDS and enable. if you don't have that menu then your router doesn't support it. what version is your router? if it's V1 then I don't think you have support for IPS/IDS

@yves.remy You can use any router with Omada switches and access points. What is important is that the devices have access to the portal to be able to log in, if it is in a different VLAN than the...