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What is SDM Template on Omada Switches when Adopted on Omada Network

In modern managed switches, the hardware forwarding decisions rely on specialized high-speed memory known as Ternary Content Addressable Memory (TCAM). This is why switches can forward traffic rapidly with high throughput. TCAM stores critical forwarding and policy tables—including MAC address tables, IP routing tables, Access Control Entries (ACEs) for ACLs and QoS policies, multicast entries, and other features—in a fixed-capacity resource that is shared among multiple functions.

What is VRF and How to Configure VRF on Omada Campus Switches When Adopted by Omada Controller

EAP650_V3.0_Datasheet

SG2218P(UN)_V2.20_Datasheet

EAP727_V1.0_Datasheet

EAP653_V3.0_Datasheet

SG2218(UN)_V1.30_Datasheet

SG2210P(UN)_V5.30_Datasheet

Omada Campus Managed Switch_Installation Guide

EAP673_V2.0_Regulatory Compliance

EAP670_V3.0_Regulatory Compliance

EAP727_V1.0_Regulatory Compliance

EAP653_V3.0_Regulatory Compliance

EAP650_V3.0_Regulatory Compliance

Omada Pro L3 Switch BGP Configuration Guide

Omada Hardware Controller_Terminal CLI Guide

Omada EAP_CLI Guide

How to configure FEC for managed Omada Switches

FEC (Forward Error Correction) is a technology used to enhance the reliability of data transmission by adding redundant information to the data being sent. This allows the receiver to detect and correct errors that may have occurred during transmission. FEC is commonly used in environments requiring high reliability, particularly in long-distance fiber optic transmissions or networks with high bit error rates. It helps ensure a stable network and high data transmission quality.

EAP775-Wall_Installation Guide

How to change the MAC format display in the controller

This guide provides instructions for changing the MAC format display in the controller.