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How to Configure Load Balancing on Omada Gateways

How to Use Remote Access on Omada Controller

How to configure remote management on Omada Gateway

Remote Management lets you manage the router remotely when you are not on the router's local network. It provides convenience for network management.

How to Configure Basic Counting Mode for People Counting on Omada Central

This article provides instructions on how to configure Basic Counting Mode for the People Counting feature on Omada Central. Basic Counting Mode counts walk-ins and walk-outs only, without analyzing pass-by traffic. It is suitable for small and medium-sized retail scenarios where the camera coverage is limited to the store entrance and does not extend to external areas.

Controller v6.2 VPN Overview

How to manage Flex Bridge 5 on Omada Controller

How to build a Wireless Network between the 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 to Use the Recovery Mode to Recover the Firmware for Omada Campus Switches

During a firmware upgrade, there are three essential parts: uboot, kernel and usrlmg, the phenomenon are different if the different parts are damaged. In this article, we will briefly introduce the possible errors user may encounter during boot up and the procedure of recovering damaged firmware if unable to boot normally on Omada Campus switches, please check each section follow the corresponding guide to recover according to the error you are seeing on the device.

How to Use the Speed Test Feature on the Omada Controller v6.2 and above

Starting from v6.2, Omada Network System introduces the Speed Test feature, offering both manual and scheduled modes to help us monitor network quality easily.

How to config LLDP on Omada Gateway via Omada Controller

LLDP (Link Layer Discovery Protocol) is a standardized Layer 2 protocol that enables network devices to automatically discover and share information about their directly connected neighbors. By exchanging details such as device identity, port information, system capabilities, and management addresses, LLDP helps network administrators map network topologies, troubleshoot connectivity issues, and facilitate automated configurations.

How to Choose Ethernet Cables for More Stable PoE Power Supply

How to Set Up an OpenVPN Connection with Omada Gateways on Client Devices with Different Operating Systems

Omada Gateway can act as an OpenVPN server that enables clients to access the intranet or the internet securely. We will guide you through configuring OpenVPN connections from Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and macOS devices to an Omada Gateway.

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.

What should I pay attention to when building a network with EAP-Bridge and Flex Bridge 5?

How to login to the web management page of the Omada Device (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.

Introduction About CLI on Omada AP (For Controller V6.1 and Above)

How to Configure Port Mirroring on Omada Switches

Port mirroring copies network traffic from one or more source ports to a destination (monitor) port, allowing network administrators to analyze traffic for security, performance monitoring, and troubleshooting without disrupting the live network.

How to Configure Port Isolation on Omada Switches

Port Isolation lets you block traffic between specific ports so you can protect your network and control how devices communicate. In standalone mode, you can set flexible isolation rules; however, in controller mode, the feature is simplified for compatibility—when you enable it on a port, that port becomes isolated and cannot communicate with any other isolated port.

How to configure Port Security on Omada Switches

Port Security allows you to set a limit on the number of MAC addresses that can be learned on a switch port, preventing MAC table exhaustion caused by malicious flooding attacks and ensuring stable network performance. When the number of learned MAC addresses exceeds the configured threshold, the switch can block unauthorized addresses, restrict abnormal traffic, or send alerts to administrators for timely response.