I Thank You for being clear, organized and how easy it is to follow your steps. I have been working on wiring my house for 10G. I can't count how many mistakes and resets, and buying another piece of equiptment. Im not schooled in IT, it's a hobby. Thanks again.
It would have been better if you'd have explained the difference (for TP-Link Omada config) between an interface and a vlan during the definition of a network. As far as I know, an interface is a vlan with also an IP, which is used for routing (by default enabled) between that and other vlans, while a simple vlan involves no IP and routing. Theoretically, it is possible to have multiple vlans without the need to have gateway IPs for them, by implementing asymetric vlan switching, but I am not sure if TP-Link supports this. Hence, the normal way would be to defined interface vlans, assign router IPs to them and if you need to limit inter-vlan traffic you can create deny ACLs. What do you think? BTW, as far as I can tell by looking at the firewall config, the guest network check does not implement ACLs on the firewall, as you say; only IP-based switching filters. BTW2: all network profile does not specify in my view trunking; just native vlan 1 switching and no tagging.
Hey Cody, nice video, can you make one to show management vlan configuration on omada equipment and explain it in details. I’m stuck on it Thanks for your job and continue this way
Can Unifi please wake up and give us the same features! 😡 We have been asking for wired limits for ages and here comes the new kid on the block, copies everything Unifi has, both hardware and software, and provides features out the box missing from Unifi for years. If Unifi does not wake up - they will lose a large portion of a very devoted customer base to the competition! Thx for the great video Cody!
This is exactly what I was looking for! I have a TL-SG108PE powering a EAP 245 and was looking for a way to segregate the network for our personal devices, IoTs and a guest network.
Hi.. I am trying to set up a complete set of Omada devices. However, I wrongly got a SWITCH that is not an manageable by Omada. Can I still apply different VLANS on different Ports of the switch? This mainly for bandwith control purposes. Thank you very much. I have watched this vid a hundred times already.
The router itself can create up to 4 differences VLANs with bandwidth control for each ports. So, you can just buy 4 un-managed switch to connect with each port and do what you want.
Thanks for a great video! BTW, it seems like there's a missing step on "Switch Settings" to enable VLANs: Switch Settings->Config->VLAN Interface->Enable (slider per VLAN).
Hi My friend Gread Video i have the same products 1.TL-R605 v1.0 , 2.T1500G-10PS v2.0 , 3.T1500G-8T v2.0 , 4. 2xEAP225(EU) v3.0 . I setup like your video but the vlans not working on wifi no give dhcp to my client .
Setting the interface as LAN only prevented DHCP from working on any of the created networks. I had to also select WAN/LAN1 to get an IP address on any network. (Except the default admin network)
Thanks for the video. When you setup your guest SSID you said you ticked guest mode so they can only talk to the internet. Im finding clients on the guest network can see each others airplay devices and some have reported being able to pause/cancel casting channels of other clients also on the guest network. TP link have confirmed guest mode does not stop airplay, im not sure how this is an acceptable feature for guest/client networks. Could you possibly suggest a fix or work around? Thanks!
Do you need the TP-Link Omada Cloud Controller for traffic shaping to limit the bandwidth to each access point? Or does the tplink eap 225 come with that feature by default?
thanks for very informative video. I had a small doubt. While limiting the bandwidth in the wireless section; does it have the option to limit IP wise or individual client wise? thanks :)
Found out the hard way TP Link AP's don't support mDNS...as a home user this was disappointing. May go with UniFi but I really preferred the simplicity of TP Link's menu's
Can always get a cheap PC (i see a bunch on ebay for ~$100) and let it do the work of resetting your dynamic IP. Or a raspberry pi for $35. Lots of options! But yes, it would be nice to have mDNS support.
I have the tplink tl-r605 and I cant stop inter vlan routing. I dont have a omada enabled switch, but it does support Vlans (TL-SG1016PE) im using luxul ap's with a controller and 192.168.1.1/24 can talk to 192.168.2.1/24 ?
I have the 605/ and I’m currently using the software controller, as my full setup. Partnered up, Using my previous wired switches (different brands) and access points(wireless) different brands). It’s all working as setup currently, but I want to add vlans for security, as I continue to see my iot devices in my home needing much higher security protocols. Can I follow basically this same vlan type setup, as you do in beginning here? But specifically per MAC id set devices to chosen vlans? Or would I have to also get omada wireless and wired devices additionally first? Or can I not specifically split these per device/devices into set vlan groups based on MAC ID? Hopefully this makes sense to someone, thanks for any input.
Woah, TP link is a straight up copycat of ubiquiti / unifi. Insane... Looking it up they also seem to copy unifi hardware design as well! Anywho, great tutorial
Ya it’s fairly similar. Other companies are going with this style of dashboard as well. They have a couple other features that unifi does not have ( wired bandwidth limit, multiple ips)
Hello from Austria! I like the way you did your Videos. I want to ask you if it is possible that you make one about Sonos speakers, I mean the configuration when you have the Sonos speaker in the IoT vlan and the Sonos controller in the LAN or in an other vlan? Greetings from Austria.
Does this limit the total bandwidth to/from a particular network, or per user? For example, if you went from one user to two users, would each user get half the bandwidth, or would the bandwidth usage double? Is this what the "shared / individual" mode does?
I don't really understand why you would create a VLAN and subnet together. A VLAN is basically just a virtual subnetted LAN. I can't seem to wrap my head around it. Wouldn't it make sense to simply create 3 subnets 10.1, 20.1, and 30.1. Then create VLANs within those subnets only if you need to further compartmentalize. I get that a VLAN is on layer 2 and using both at the same time can give you added security and isolation, however is it really necessary? Seems redundent. Especially for the smaller companies that would consider using TPlink anyway. These devices would never be used at a coorporate level where you would complicate the network in that way to gain extra layers of security. Also, i get that the use of subnets requires physical devices and that used to be expensive. However, managed switches have become extremely inexpensive. 16port managed switch is like $49.99.
I was unable to set up a rate limited on my guest network as I don,t have aTP-link router. When I enable the option it complains that there's no available WAN port. Anyone found a way around this?
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Time Stamps
0:00 Intro/overview
1:05 Creating vlans/networks
2:40 Creating Wireless networks
3:50 Creating port profiles
5:50 Bandwidth limiting
I Thank You for being clear, organized and how easy it is to follow your steps. I have been working on wiring my house for 10G. I can't count how many mistakes and resets, and buying another piece of equiptment. Im not schooled in IT, it's a hobby. Thanks again.
all the mistakes makes you learn :) thanks for watching
I like your way in how to configure, it's great job and I wish for more helpful videos. Thank you from Yemen
Thank you
Thanks, man! This is exactly what I needed to figure out my Wi-Fi VLAN problems.
It would have been better if you'd have explained the difference (for TP-Link Omada config) between an interface and a vlan during the definition of a network. As far as I know, an interface is a vlan with also an IP, which is used for routing (by default enabled) between that and other vlans, while a simple vlan involves no IP and routing. Theoretically, it is possible to have multiple vlans without the need to have gateway IPs for them, by implementing asymetric vlan switching, but I am not sure if TP-Link supports this. Hence, the normal way would be to defined interface vlans, assign router IPs to them and if you need to limit inter-vlan traffic you can create deny ACLs. What do you think? BTW, as far as I can tell by looking at the firewall config, the guest network check does not implement ACLs on the firewall, as you say; only IP-based switching filters. BTW2: all network profile does not specify in my view trunking; just native vlan 1 switching and no tagging.
Another great video, I didn't know TP Link had Omada!
Hey Cody, nice video, can you make one to show management vlan configuration on omada equipment and explain it in details. I’m stuck on it
Thanks for your job and continue this way
Can Unifi please wake up and give us the same features! 😡 We have been asking for wired limits for ages and here comes the new kid on the block, copies everything Unifi has, both hardware and software, and provides features out the box missing from Unifi for years. If Unifi does not wake up - they will lose a large portion of a very devoted customer base to the competition! Thx for the great video Cody!
This is exactly what I was looking for! I have a TL-SG108PE powering a EAP 245 and was looking for a way to segregate the network for our personal devices, IoTs and a guest network.
Glad I could help. Looks like we live close if you’re from Toronto
@@MactelecomNetworks Yeah, I'm living here in Toronto. Thanks for the guide!
Hi.. I am trying to set up a complete set of Omada devices. However, I wrongly got a SWITCH that is not an manageable by Omada. Can I still apply different VLANS on different Ports of the switch? This mainly for bandwith control purposes. Thank you very much. I have watched this vid a hundred times already.
Same question, anybody help us?
The router itself can create up to 4 differences VLANs with bandwidth control for each ports. So, you can just buy 4 un-managed switch to connect with each port and do what you want.
Thanks for a great video!
BTW, it seems like there's a missing step on "Switch Settings" to enable VLANs:
Switch Settings->Config->VLAN Interface->Enable (slider per VLAN).
Great info.Thanks
Do I need a managed switch and the omada controller to do bandwidth limits or can I do this with just ER605?
Hi My friend Gread Video i have the same products 1.TL-R605 v1.0 , 2.T1500G-10PS v2.0 , 3.T1500G-8T v2.0 , 4. 2xEAP225(EU) v3.0 . I setup like your video but the vlans not working on wifi no give dhcp to my client .
Setting the interface as LAN only prevented DHCP from working on any of the created networks. I had to also select WAN/LAN1 to get an IP address on any network. (Except the default admin network)
Thanks for the video. When you setup your guest SSID you said you ticked guest mode so they can only talk to the internet. Im finding clients on the guest network can see each others airplay devices and some have reported being able to pause/cancel casting channels of other clients also on the guest network. TP link have confirmed guest mode does not stop airplay, im not sure how this is an acceptable feature for guest/client networks. Could you possibly suggest a fix or work around? Thanks!
Waiting for firewall rules and remote users vpn thanks a lot, new subs here😊😊😊
Hey I did a small business setup video with VPN rules
How many mobiles do I use through this device?
Do you need the TP-Link Omada Cloud Controller for traffic shaping to limit the bandwidth to each access point? Or does the tplink eap 225 come with that feature by default?
Any chance you can go over setting up a mesh network with multiple tp-link access points?
Hey ya I think I can do that. Just need to get another access point ordered
That would be awesome. And where can I buy alllthe equipment here in Canada?
Good day ... is the network build same for omada 0c300 and omada oc200 i have not yet seen any review on omada 0c300
Yes
I am really interested if wired bandwith control done via router or switch? I am asking because queuing will decrease the performance of the router.
thanks for very informative video. I had a small doubt. While limiting the bandwidth in the wireless section; does it have the option to limit IP wise or individual client wise? thanks :)
Found out the hard way TP Link AP's don't support mDNS...as a home user this was disappointing. May go with UniFi but I really preferred the simplicity of TP Link's menu's
Can always get a cheap PC (i see a bunch on ebay for ~$100) and let it do the work of resetting your dynamic IP. Or a raspberry pi for $35. Lots of options!
But yes, it would be nice to have mDNS support.
I have the tplink tl-r605 and I cant stop inter vlan routing. I dont have a omada enabled switch, but it does support Vlans (TL-SG1016PE) im using luxul ap's with a controller and 192.168.1.1/24 can talk to 192.168.2.1/24 ?
I have the 605/ and I’m currently using the software controller, as my full setup. Partnered up, Using my previous wired switches (different brands) and access points(wireless) different brands). It’s all working as setup currently, but I want to add vlans for security, as I continue to see my iot devices in my home needing much higher security protocols.
Can I follow basically this same vlan type setup, as you do in beginning here? But specifically per MAC id set devices to chosen vlans? Or would I have to also get omada wireless and wired devices additionally first? Or can I not specifically split these per device/devices into set vlan groups based on MAC ID? Hopefully this makes sense to someone, thanks for any input.
Thanks! Great channel and great video
I chose a Tp-link due to price but was stuck on the configuration steps for the IoT devices
I’ll be making a video this week based on firewall rules.
Woah, TP link is a straight up copycat of ubiquiti / unifi. Insane... Looking it up they also seem to copy unifi hardware design as well! Anywho, great tutorial
Ya it’s fairly similar. Other companies are going with this style of dashboard as well.
They have a couple other features that unifi does not have ( wired bandwidth limit, multiple ips)
Do you have a video on how to setup tp link r605 for dual wan?
Not yet but planning on doing one
@@MactelecomNetworks by chance how can i add r605 in omada? I can find thr device key
Does the bandwidth control affect only data going to wan or locally too.
Hello from Austria! I like the way you did your Videos. I want to ask you if it is possible that you make one about Sonos speakers, I mean the configuration when you have the Sonos speaker in the IoT vlan and the Sonos controller in the LAN or in an other vlan? Greetings from Austria.
HI Benji. Let me take a look. Unfortunately I don't have sonos speakers. I have a lot of clients ask this question so i will see what i can do
Did you potentially miss the port profile step on your previous UniFi video (new beta controller)?
Possibly . I’ve done it before in other videos pretty much the same steps
Heyo the Discord invite seems to be invalid. Got a new one?
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Does this limit the total bandwidth to/from a particular network, or per user?
For example, if you went from one user to two users, would each user get half the bandwidth, or would the bandwidth usage double?
Is this what the "shared / individual" mode does?
it has both ... i-e shared and individual
Good day, I have a switch SG105PE, why is it detected as client in omada controller?
Hello, can I use point to point with omada?
I don't really understand why you would create a VLAN and subnet together. A VLAN is basically just a virtual subnetted LAN. I can't seem to wrap my head around it. Wouldn't it make sense to simply create 3 subnets 10.1, 20.1, and 30.1. Then create VLANs within those subnets only if you need to further compartmentalize. I get that a VLAN is on layer 2 and using both at the same time can give you added security and isolation, however is it really necessary? Seems redundent. Especially for the smaller companies that would consider using TPlink anyway. These devices would never be used at a coorporate level where you would complicate the network in that way to gain extra layers of security. Also, i get that the use of subnets requires physical devices and that used to be expensive. However, managed switches have become extremely inexpensive. 16port managed switch is like $49.99.
I was unable to set up a rate limited on my guest network as I don,t have aTP-link router. When I enable the option it complains that there's no available WAN port. Anyone found a way around this?
Is this oc200 hardware?
Why you chose Interface and not VLAN? Isn't VLAN what we are trying to create?
Sir please tell me, HOW CAN I USE 4 ISP in one Controller
You just need to setup the 4 WAN connections. I havent tried yet but I have two and i will be doing a video on it
Is Unifi source code available cause this looks pretty much like a copy.
gateway and switch model?
how do we get internet access for different VLAN ? because here we did not create any VLAN on the gateway router
he plunged in his wan links individual separate ports
how to bandwidth youtube omada controller
Now do it all with a non Omada Switch, gateway or router. EAP### only with a managed switch between it and the router and I might get impressed.
Oh I didn’t know I had to impress you. Let me start recording a video right now
How to merge 2 acess point with 1ssid
Not sure what you mean. When you adopt an access point in the controller it takes the ssid
@@MactelecomNetworks I mean to say I have 2 eap245 with 2 ssid so how can we merge in 1single SSID
Like mesh wifi routers have single SSID with seemless roaming
They are trying to be like UniFi lol.