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How to Resolve HTTPS Certificate Warnings on Omada Controller

Resolve HTTPS certificate expiration warnings on Omada Controller by trusting the default certificate or uploading a trusted PEM, PFX, or JKS certificate.

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Omada Hardware Controller Management Capacity: Recommended and Maximum Device Limits

Understand recommended and maximum device capacities for Omada Controllers, capacity notifications, and performance considerations when managing large-scale deployments.

What's New in Omada Network 6.3 Compared to 6.2

This article outlines the key changes introduced in Omada Network 6.3 compared to 6.2. It is designed to help you quickly understand new features, enhancements, and structural updates in the latest version.

How to Upgrade from Omada Pro Controller to Omada Controller v6.3

Starting with Omada Controller v6.3, the Omada Controller platform no longer distinguishes between Pro and standard versions. This document explains the differences before and after the upgrade, as well as how to upgrade from the Pro version to v6.3.

How to Configure Dynamic DNS (DDNS) on Omada and Fusion Gateways Using the Omada App

Need to configure DDNS on an Omada or Fusion Gateway? Follow these steps to maintain a consistent hostname when your public IP address changes.

Support of Omada Pro Devices on Omada Controller V6.2

Starting from Omada Controller V6.2, the Omada Pro devices can be adopted by Omada Controller, also supporting adopting both Omada and Omada Pro devices in the same site.

Get Started with Omada Pro Controller

There are three types of Omada Controllers: Software, Hardware, and Cloud-Based. Though being different in form, they share a similar browser-based management interface for convenient management. Consequently, they have nearly the same initial setup steps, including building your network topology, deploying your Controller, and logging in to the Controller. This guide will walk you through the basic steps to help you get started quickly with Omada Pro Controller.

How to Find the IP Address of My Omada Devices

By default, Omada devices use dynamic IP addresses. Whether connected to the internet or not, devices such as EAPs or switches should automatically obtain an IP address as long as they are connected to a local network or a DHCP server. There are different ways to find the IP address of an Omada device. Whether the device is in standalone mode or controller mode, you can also use the Omada APP or Discover Utility to find it.