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Chapter 3 Configure the Network with Omada SDN Controller Username Password VPN Server / Domain Name Get IP address from ISP Enter the L2TP username provided by your ISP. Enter the L2TP password provided by your ISP. Enter the VPN Server/Domain Name provided by your ISP. With this option enabled, the gateway gets IP address from ISP when setting up the WAN connection. With this option disabled, you need to specify the IP address provided by your ISP. Primary DNS Server / Secondary DNS Server Connection Mode MTU Internet VLAN Internet VLAN Priority Secondary Connection MAC Address Enter the IP address of the DNS server provided by your ISP if there is any. Connect Automatically: The gateway activates the connection automatically when the connection is down. You need to specify the Redial Interval, which decides how often the gateway tries to redial after the connection is down. Connect Manually: You can manually activate or terminate the connection. Time-Based: During the specified period, the gateway will automatically activate the connection. You need to specify the Time Range when the connection is up. Specify the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) of the WAN port. MTU is the maximum data unit transmitted in the physical network. When the connection type is L2TP, MTU can be set in the range of 576-1460 bytes. The default value is 1460. Add the WAN port to a VLAN and you need to specify the VLAN. Generally, you don't need to manually configure it unless required by your ISP. Priority is only available when Internet VLAN is enabled. The Internet VLAN Priority function helps to prioritize the internet traffic based on your needs. You can determine the priority level for the traffic by specifying the tag. The tag ranges from 0 to 7. None means the packet will be forwarded without any operation. Select the connection type required by your ISP. Static IP: Select this if your ISP provides you with a fixed IP address and subnet mask for the secondary connection. You need to specify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway (Optional), Primary DNS Server (Optional), and Secondary DNS Server (Optional) provided by your ISP. Dynamic IP: Select this if your ISP automatically assigns the IP address and subnet mask for the secondary connection. Use Default MAC Address: The WAN port uses the default MAC address to set up the internet connection. It's recommended to use the default MAC address unless required otherwise. Customize MAC Address: The WAN port uses a customized MAC address to set up the internet connection and you need to specify the MAC address. Typically, this is required when your ISP bound the MAC address with your account or IP address. If you are not sure, contact the ISP. 45

Section	Page
About this Guide	2
Accessing the Controller	7
Web Interface Access	8
Determine the Network Topology	8
Start and Log in to Your Controller	8
Manage Omada Managed Devices and Sites	12
Create Sites	13
Adopt Devices	17
Configure the Network with Omada SDN Controller	27
Navigate the UI	28
Modify the Current Site Configuration	33
Site Configuration	33
Services	34
Advanced Features	36
Device Account	39
Configure Wired Networks	41
Set Up an Internet Connection	41
Configure LAN Networks	60
Configure Wireless Networks	72
Set Up Basic Wireless Networks	72
Advanced Settings	79
WLAN Schedule	80
802.11 Rate Control	81
MAC Filter	82
AI WLAN Optimization	83
Network Security	85
ACL	85
URL Filtering	93
Attack Defense	96
Firewall	100
Transmission	103
Routing	103
NAT	106
Session Limit	110
Bandwidth Control	111
Configure VPN	114
VPN	114
VPN User	137
Create Profiles	140
Time Range	140
Groups	142
Rate Limit	145
PPSK	147
Authentication	151
Portal	151
802.1X	185
MAC-Based Authentication	188
RADIUS Profile	190
Services	193
DHCP Reservation	193
Dynamic DNS	194
mDNS	196
SNMP	197
UPnP	198
SSH	199
Reboot Schedule	199
PoE Schedule	200
IPTV	201
Upgrade Schedule	203
Export Data	204
Configure the Omada SDN Controller	207
Manage the Controller	208
General Settings	208
Controller Capacity	208
User Interface	209
Mail Server	210
History Data Retention	212
Join User Experience Improvement Program	213
Controller Status	214
HTTPS Certificate	215
Access Config	216
Integrated Router	218
Manage Your Controller Remotely via Cloud Access	220
Maintenance	222
Backup & Restore	222
Auto Backup	223
Export for Support	225
Migration	226
Site Migration	226
Controller Migration	231
Configure and Monitor Omada Managed Devices	239
Introduction to the Devices Page	240
Configure and Monitor the Gateway	245
Configure the Gateway	245
Monitor the Gateway	250
Configure and Monitor Switches	253
Configure Switches	253
Monitor Switches	278
Configure and Monitor EAPs	283
Configure EAPs	283
Monitor EAPs	295
Monitor and Manage the Clients	308
Manage Wired and Wireless Clients in Clients Page	309
Introduction to Clients Page	309
Using the Clients Table to Monitor and Manage the Clients	309
Using the Properties Window to Monitor and Manage the Clients	311
Manage Client Authentication in Hotspot Manager	316
Dashboard	316
Authorized Clients	317
Vouchers	317
Local Users	320
Form Auth Data	324
Operators	325
Monitor the Network	327
View the Status of Network with Dashboard	328
Page Layout of Dashboard	328
Explanation of Widgets	330
View the Statistics of the Network	342
Performance	342
Switch Statistics	345
Monitor the Network with Map	348
Topology	348
Heat Map	350
Device Map	355
Site Map	358
Monitor the Network with Report	361
View the Statistics During Specified Period with Insight	362
Known Clients	362
Past Connections	363
Past Portal Authorizations	364
Switch Status	365
Port Forwarding Status	369
VPN Status	370
Routing Table	372
Dynamic DNS	374
Rogue APs	374
View and Manage Logs	377
Alerts	378
Events	379
Notifications	380
Manage Administrator Accounts of Omada SDN Controller	386
Introduction to User Accounts	387
Create and Manage Custom Account Roles	388
Manage and Create Local User Accounts	388
Edit the Master Administrator Account	389
Create and Manage Other Local Accounts	390
Manage and Create Cloud User Accounts	393
Set Up the Cloud Master Administrator	393

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Chapter 3

Conﬁgure the Network with Omada SDN Controller

Username

Enter the L2TP username provided by your ISP.

Password

Enter the L2TP password provided by your ISP.

VPN Server / Domain Name

Enter the VPN Server/Domain Name provided by your ISP.

Get IP address from ISP

With this option enabled, the gateway gets IP address from ISP when setting up the

WAN connection.

With this option disabled, you need to specify the

IP address

provided by your ISP.

Primary DNS Server /

Secondary DNS Server

Enter the IP address of the DNS server provided by your ISP if there is any.

Connection Mode

Connect Automatically

: The gateway activates the connection automatically when

the connection is down. You need to specify the

Redial Interval

, which decides how

often the gateway tries to redial after the connection is down.

Connect Manually

: You can manually activate or terminate the connection.

Time-Based

: During the specified period, the gateway will automatically activate

the connection. You need to specify the

Time Range

when the connection is up.

MTU

Specify the MTU (Maximum Transmission Unit) of the WAN port.

MTU is the maximum data unit transmitted in the physical network. When the

connection type is L2TP, MTU can be set in the range of 576-1460 bytes. The

default value is 1460.

Internet VLAN

Add the WAN port to a VLAN and you need to specify the VLAN. Generally, you

don’t need to manually configure it unless required by your ISP.

Internet VLAN Priority

Priority is only available when Internet VLAN is enabled. The Internet VLAN Priority

function helps to prioritize the internet traffic based on your needs. You can

determine the priority level for the traffic by specifying the tag. The tag ranges from

0 to 7. None means the packet will be forwarded without any operation.

Secondary Connection

Select the connection type required by your ISP.

Static IP

: Select this if your ISP provides you with a fixed IP address and subnet

mask for the secondary connection. You need to specify the

IP Address

Subnet

Mask

Default Gateway (Optional)

Primary DNS Server (Optional)

, and

Secondary

DNS Server (Optional)

provided by your ISP.

Dynamic IP

: Select this if your ISP automatically assigns the IP address and subnet

mask for the secondary connection.

MAC Address

Use Default MAC Address

: The WAN port uses the default MAC address to set up

the internet connection. It’s recommended to use the default MAC address unless

required otherwise.

Customize MAC Address

: The WAN port uses a customized MAC address to set up

the internet connection and you need to specify the MAC address. Typically, this is

required when your ISP bound the MAC address with your account or IP address. If

you are not sure, contact the ISP.