So, I wanted to create a simple rule to block outgoing port 53 dns traffic from my network. 1. I created a group for DNS requests 2. I then created a Gateway ACL rule to deny access LAN->WAN for all a

I have a device on my network using almost all of my upload bandwidth. How do I figure out what it is? I don't see a way to see what the upload bandwidth is on a per client basis. I'm hoping I am miss

I have multiple static IP's with my ISP configured. I have a Node on my network that is mapped to one of those static IPs. I can't seem to get the firewall rule in place to only allow port 80 and 443

Is there anywhere in the Omada Controller that I can go that will show the (near) real time bandwidth usage of a specific interface? Something like this: (this is from a different router that I use at

I am using the latest Controller installed on Ubuntu 22.04. I want to use our internal DNS as the default DNS for each VLAN. But when I try to specify those IP's for my WAN port static IP DNS it will

I am trying to setup openVPN server on this router and am not sure what values i should use for local network and IP pool to make it work. Can someone point me to any setup guides, etc. ? Thank you, M