@TestingJohn No, that can only be done with Switch QoS - but the traffic still has to hit the gateway and that seems to be the problem for you. about the best you can do is figure out /specify in...

@alexonski Ah, i didnt know that, i only have omada switches going to EAPs. It does seem an oversight, there is no other way i can see to determine the link speed. The link speeds indicated on...

@aaronread1 Its from the omada controller The option to restrict port forward IPs does not exist in standalone mode

@mxk77 Not sure what else it might be, i switch route on a SG3428X and a SG3218XP-M2 and both are operating normally on the vary latest firmwares. Have you tried a forget > adopt > reconfigure on...

@AlokJain Gateway = Router Switches are not routers. Switches can do very basic L3 forwarding using static routes, but not actual ISP failover, NAT etc, you need a gateway for that

@lukass2000 I dont believe that Omada gateways support tunelling VLAN traffic through an outgoing OpenVPN connection. Wireguard it can