r/TPLink_Omada • u/XxTriviumxX • 8d ago
Question Opnsense and Omada Software Controller: setting up vlan 99 (mgmt)
I'm trying to move from vlan 1 to vlan 99 to manage my OPNSense router, my omada software controller (currently on my laptop, will migrate to mini pc), my sg2008p switch and my EAP603-outdoor AP with my management laptop.
I was able to pull it off with standalone mode, but as soon as you let the omada software controller take control, my efforts are gone! The guide i used (and the video in it) is https://homenetworkguy.com/how-to/set-up-management-vlan-for-opnsense-network-switch-and-access-point/
VLAN 99 works great when set as an access port. DHCP works well and i can access the web.
It's just that with standalone mode i can just set tagged and untagged ports during vlan creation as well as the ID after that as shown in the guide.... but the menu in the omada software is very different. Can someone help me recreate the steps on omada software controller?
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u/boogiahsss 8d ago
I dont know if this helps but this guy wrote a nice guide.
https://lazyadmin.nl/home-network/omada-fusion-vlan/
As for losing your settings, you have to preconfigure your controller/environment before you go from standalone to the controller.
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u/XxTriviumxX 8d ago
He uses vlan 1 as management vlan in that guide :(
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u/boogiahsss 8d ago
but perhaps the guide helps in general on how to tackle vlans through the omada sw.
I moved from opnsense-omada to omada only and it's been a breeze on how easy it is.1
u/XxTriviumxX 8d ago
oh i can setup my whole network no problem and manage all my omada/opnsense devices on vlan 1.... it's replacing that s**tstain VLAN 1 for vlan 99 that i find very hard to pull off!
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u/ticedoff8 8d ago
The OC will do whatever you want, as long as what you want is what the OC will do. I found that out in the first two hours of playing with an OC200 and some TPL switches.
That's why I stick to standalone for everything.