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What is the difference between Internal Antenna Mode and External Antenna Mode for Omada EAP?

Some Omada AP devices now support both Internal (Directional) and External (Omnidirectional) antennas. Users can switch between the two as needed using the Antenna Selection Feature. This article introduces the new functionality available on specific Omada EAP devices that enables both Directional and Omnidirectional Antenna operation in Standalone Mode.

How to set up an SSID with EoGRE Tunnel using Omada EAP

EoGRE (Ethernet over GRE) is a technology that encapsulates Ethernet frames into GRE tunnels for transmission, commonly used to transport Layer 2 Ethernet data over Layer 3 networks. EAPs compatible with Omada Network V6.0 support this feature. The EAP can encapsulate Ethernet packets from the wireless interface into GRE packets and transmit them through a tunnel to a specified remote endpoint for decapsulation, enabling Layer 2 traffic transmission over a Layer 3 network.

How to configure WireGuard VPN in Controller mode using Omada APP

This article demonstrates how to configure a WireGuard VPN between Site HQ and Site STA, where each site is equipped with its own Omada Gateway. By following the configuration steps in Controller mode using the Omada App, administrators can quickly establish a secure and reliable VPN tunnel to connect distributed networks.

How to Configure Bluetooth feature on Omada Controller

This article details the principle and advantages of Bluetooth IoT technology and provides specific configuration guidelines and application strategies for Bluetooth IoT.

How to configure Forwarding Mode of X2-OLT on Omada Controller

Forwarding Mode is the mode of switchover between two boards of OLT. There are two Forwarding Mode: Load Balance allows two boards work together to get high bandwidth. Link Backup allows two boards work in active/standby mode respectively.

How to Create Site in Omada Controller via Open API

The Omada API provides programmatic access to TP-Link’s Omada SDN Controller, enabling integration with external systems and automation of network management tasks. Users can authenticate, query network status, manage devices, control client access, and configure settings without using the Omada web interface. This makes it easier to build automate workflows and integrate Omada with third-party platforms or monitoring tools.

How to edit switch port configuration in Omada Network v6

In the latest V6 Controller, we have made partial changes to the switch port configuration logic. This article primarily introduces how to correctly configure switch ports when using the V6 Controller and provides explanations on key points.

How to configure VLAN with Omada Network v6

We are aware that significant changes regarding LAN settings have been made from Omada Controller v5 to Omada Network v6. This article introduces how to configure the VLAN feature with newest Omada Network v6 to help you establish a better understanding of the workflow of how to configure VLAN with Omada Network v6.

How to Design and Deploy Your Network with Omada Design Hub

Omada Design Hub offers a convenient and visualized platform to easily plan your network and select the most suitable network products to deploy. AI tools are also available to facilitate your planning process.

How to Configure Client Recognition on Omada Controller

Omada SDN 6.0 introduced a function to better recognize wireless client devices. By accessing cloud data, the Omada controller could provide more information about the wireless client, including device type, vendor, OS, and so on.

How to separate a large amount of VLAN via Bridge VLAN and SSID VLAN (with VLAN Pool)

Bridge VLAN is a feature that allows multiple VLANs to share a single Layer 3 interface and DHCP pool to reduce gateway resource usage. SSID VLAN binds a specific SSID to one or multiple VLANs for straightforward traffic isolation. By combining Bridge VLAN and SSID VLAN, you can meet the requirements of the apartment or hotel room network design without creating a large number of Layer 3 interfaces.

How to find 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.

How to configure Link Aggregation for EAP

Learn how to configure Link Aggregation on EAP with this step-by-step guide. Enhance your network performance and redundancy effectively.

How to create a VLAN using Omada App

Creating a VLAN using Omada App just needs a few steps, in this article, you will learn how to set it up.

Getting Started with an Omada Pro Controller

How to Capture Wireless Packets via EAP and Omada Controller

Wireless Packet Capture are very important diagnostic tool to analyze wireless communication between an Access Point (AP) and clients, and troubleshoot issues such as wireless packets loss, weak signal, and roaming failures., etc. Omada APs compatible with Omada Controller v6.0 and above support Over-the-Air (OTA) Capture and Non-Over-the-Air (Normal) Capture. This article will provide a step-by-step guide on how to capture wireless packets by using Omada Software Controller v6.0 and EAP787.

How to configure sFlow on Omada Switches

How to configure QoS on Omada Switches in Standalone Mode

How to configure Webhook on the Omada Controller

How to configure Google LDAP on Omada Gateway