@Terran158 Your L3 Switches can create, host and gateway for many vlans (subnets), that isnt a problem, but this will only work if you bell modem supports Static Routes so it can forward IP packets...

@Babun-Sikder It generally works well for all omada devices except ES model switches

Im not sure if its possible, but it would allow a great deal of flexibility and potentially release some room on the limited IP_Groups we can make if, like on recent Gateway firmware, we could have a...

@Babun-Sikder also put your controller IP in the "Option 138" setting of the management vlans DHCP at each site

@MacRouter If you dont have a L2+ or L3 switch capable of switch routing, you have to make the vlans as interfaces. This is perfectly normal. You can assign any vlan as native to a router port, or...

@MacRouter If you dont have a controller on the network (OC200/300/Software) you will need to log in to the EAP and create the same SSIDs and give them the correct 802.11q vlan tags and the same...