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What changes are there in Omada Controller v6 compared to v5?

The objective of this document is to provide with a comprehensive, section-by-section mapping between Omada Controller version 5.x and the re-architected 6.0 user interface.

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.

EAP725-Outdoor_V1_Datasheet

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.

EAP650 D120-Outdoor_V1_Datasheet

EAP650 D30-Outdoor_V1_Datasheet

EAP787_V1_Datasheet

S7500-32C(UN)_V1_Datasheet

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.

Media Converter Datasheet

SM9220-1M(UN)_V1_Datasheet

SM5220-3M_V1_Datasheet

SM5220-1M_V1_Datasheet

SM321B(UN)_V3.30_Datasheet

SG2218P(UN)_V2_Datasheet

SG2218_V1.20_Datasheet

SG2016P_V1.20_Datasheet