Hello, So Omada recommended an update for my EAP670 v1.26 (Omada just displays v1.0) and I went for it, however when checking the released notes, noticed that the update was only meant for EAP670 v1.0

I updated the firmware on my three switches (TL-SG2008 v3.0, TL-SG2210MP v1.0, TL-SG2008P v1.0) and after the update, devices on custom VLANs are either not assigned an IP address or are assigned an i

I'm currently running Omada SDN V5.7.4 on linux and received an update notification for my SG2008P 1.0 switch from V1.05 to V1.07. I looked around in these forums for release notes on this version but

Second AP is EAP245 HW V3, Firmware: 5.0.5 Build 20220323 Rel. 68784 In two pictures below I have two use cases that I tried to run in my home network. On the first one, My laptop (PC1) connects to EA

I have 2 EAP245 access point each configured with 6 SSID's per channel. Each AP has one SSID not associated with a vlan, and thus untagged, and 5 SSID's that are tagged. The strange thing is that only

Hi there, I've had intermittent issues with not being able to connect to the controller over the local network, specifically from a browser. I'm using an OC200 which I have kept up to date. The issue