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Rewards Program Eligible Product List

Rewards Program Eligible Product List

API and Code Samples for External Portal Server (Omada Controller v6.2.10 or Above)

Explore Omada Controller API documentation and code samples for External Portal Server integration, including hotspot authentication, client authorization, portal redirects, and session management.

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.

How to Use DORI Standards to Determine the Best Viewing Range for Omada Camera Focal Lengths

How to Choose a Wireless Bridge: 4 Factors to Consider

Learn how to select the perfect wireless bridge for your network. Explore 4 essential factors, including range, speed, environment, and beamwidth, before making your purchase.

How to Choose a SIM Card Plan and Configure LTE WAN on Your Omada Gateway

Using a SIM card as the WAN connection on an Omada gateway provides a flexible and reliable networking solution, especially in scenarios where traditional wired connections are unavailable or unstable. It is widely used in applications such as remote sites, temporary deployments, backup WAN failover, and mobile or outdoor environments.

How to Choose the Right Focal Length Lens for Omada Camera

This article explains the differences between common camera lens sizes and helps you choose the most suitable lens for your specific surveillance scenario.

How to Set Up a PoE Network Using Omada PoE Products

This article describes how to design and configure a Power over Ethernet (PoE) network within the Omada ecosystem. PoE technology allows a single Ethernet cable to provide both data connection and electric power to devices such as Access Points (EAPs), IP Cameras (IPCs), VoIP Phones, Audio/Video Gear, and IoT Devices, simplifying installation and reducing cabling costs.

How Do Perpetual PoE and Fast PoE on Omada PoE Switches Keep Mission‑Critical Devices Online

How to Build a Wireless Network Between Home and Farm Using Omada Devices

Why Can I Configure Fewer VLANs Than Expected on My Agile Switch

When using Omada Agile Switch (ES Series) together with Omada Controller, you may notice that the available number of VLANs is not the expected 32, but 31 instead. This document explains the reason for this phenomenon and the specific scenarios in which it may occur.

How does the behavior of the client health differ under different controller

Client Health is a new monitoring feature introduced in Omada Controller 6.1 that evaluates and tracks the connection quality and experience of all wireless client devices on your network. By enabling this feature, the system continuously collects and calculates wireless client-level health data, helping network administrators quickly identify wireless client connectivity issues and optimize network performance.

How to Log In to the Web Management Page of Omada Devices (Standalone Mode)

This article presents the concept of login into the web management page of Omada Series products in standalone mode. It details two deployment methods. One where there is DHCP server in the same network if applicable to the product, while the other if there is no DHCP server in the same network.

How to Use the Omada AI Sales Assistant on Omada Design Hub

This article introduces how to use the Omada AI Sales assistant on the Omada Design Hub.

How to Add Omada Devices to Cloud-Based Controller via Omada APP

This article provides guidance for how to add devices to the Cloud-Based Controller via the Omada APP.

How to Use Omada Design Hub to Identify DXF Files

In architectural design, AutoCAD software is frequently used. The DXF files exported by this software completely define the geometric content and logical structure of CAD drawings, specifically including geometric primitive data and the organizational structure that manages these primitives. Currently, Omada Design Hub supports the import of DXF files.

How to Use Omada Design Hub to Draw Cables

The Cable function in Omada Design Hub enables you to visualize and plan cable layouts within a building or across multiple floors. Proper cabling design is essential for ensuring a stable, efficient, and scalable network—affecting performance, reliability, PoE delivery, and future expansion. Clear cable paths also help teams coordinate on-site deployment and avoid installation issues.

How to Monitor and Manage Clients in Controller Mode Using the Omada App

The Omada App allows you to easily view and manage all clients connected to your Omada network. Through features such as the client list display, status filtering, condition sorting, search, and status description, you can quickly see client details such as connection type, signal strength, and data usage. You can also organize clients by network type or condition, locate specific users or devices, and monitor their real-time connection status.

How to Monitor and Manage Devices in Controller Mode Using the Omada App

The Omada App allows you to easily monitor and manage all devices connected to your Omada Controller . Through features such as the device list display, category filtering, condition sorting, search, and status description, you can quickly view device information, organize equipment by type or condition, locate specific devices, and understand their real-time status. These tools make it simple to maintain visibility and control over your entire Omada network anytime, anywhere.