r/Omada_Networks

First - I am not an IT professional, just a home user.

I have a two small wifi networks at my home. One in my primary residence and one in an accessory building about 200ft from my primary.

Primary has ATT Fiber, Deco Mesh Wifi, TP Link TL-SG1005P switch and Omada EAP211 Main bridge.

Accessory building as Omada EAP211 Client, TP Link TL-SG1005 switch and Netgear Nighthawk Mesh Wifi

Issue I am having is this: I setup the EAP211 Bridge with a temporary network cable. All worked great, plug and play setup and connected no problem. Worked that way for about 5 days until I had time to run the permanent network cable (outdoor rated).

After this, no internet on client side.

I have done the following troubleshooting:

1. switched back to temporary network cable that worked

2. tested all cables with cable tester (all test functional)

3. connected to Omada App and can see Main and Client connected

4. confirmed Main is transmitting (can connect and access internet)

5. on Client side, switched between POE switch and POE injector and no difference

6. connected computer directly to Client AP and no internet

Really at my wits end and could use some help from the community

Lastly, I did contact Omada Tech Support and they helped me and ran a test in their lab and sent me steps to complete, I completed those, but still no internet on the Client side. They are slow to respond, so I may not hear back from them for some time. Tech was really helpful though

’m looking for some guidance to get the maximum Wi-Fi speed out of my Omada setup. I’ve hit a wall where my speeds seem to be capped, and I can’t figure out why.

The Setup:
• Gateway: ER605
• Controller: OC200
• Switch: TL-SG1210P (PoE)
• Access Points: 3 x EAP650 (all PoE powered)
• Cabling: Cat6 throughout the entire house (apartment).

The Internet/ISPs:
• WAN 1 (Airtel): 200 Mbps plan
• WAN 2 (ACT Fibernet): 100 Mbps plan
• Both ISPs have their own routers. When I connect directly to the Wi-Fi SSIDs of the individual ISP routers, I get the full 200 Mbps and 100 Mbps respectively.

The Issue:
When I connect to the unified SSID broadcast by my Omada EAPs, the maximum speed I can pull is around 90 Mbps.
It feels like there is a 100 Mbps "ceiling" somewhere in the chain. I have tried playing around with Load Balancing settings and turning off the Mesh feature, but nothing has moved the needle.

What I've Checked:
• All cables are Cat6, so they should theoretically support Gigabit speeds.
• The EAPs are all powered via PoE.

I’m not a hardcore networking expert, so I might be missing something obvious in the Controller settings (Bandwidth control, Link speed negotiation, or Load Balancing weights).

Has anyone encountered this ~90 Mbps cap on a dual-WAN Omada setup?

Any specific settings in the OC200 I should look at to ensure the ER605 isn't throttling the combined output?
Appreciate any help or step-by-step guidance you can provide!

TIA!

i have made private 5g network using open5gs ( obv docker for this use case ) . In order to increase its range i have created the Mesh network of Wifi AP's act as radio part .
now i want that if any mobile phones connect to any AP , i get the data at central system i.e. 5G core . how can i do that .
Note - i am newbie in networking and just started .xD

Can anyone else confirm this is the same for them?

It only seems to have started after a recent firmware upgrade to 1.4.1 on the ER707-M2, and unfortunately attempting to downgrade the firmware returns an error.

I have a dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6 LAN and WAN (no NAT64), but the gateway DNS is generating synthetic DNS64 AAAA records for IPv4 hosts, causing connection latency and timeouts:

user@client:~$ dig @10.1.0.1 ipv4only.arpa AAAA +short  # Omada Gateway DNS
64:ff9b::c000:aa
64:ff9b::c000:ab

user@client:~$ dig @1.1.1.1 ipv4only.arpa AAAA +short  # Cloudflare

user@client:~$ 

https://preview.redd.it/pd9b285aojzg1.png?width=828&format=png&auto=webp&s=cbd982ee9488ee519df0581b6d456466eb9a5f75

the current release candidate is 1.4.0 Build 20260312 Rel. 27054. I am currently on 1.2.2 Build 20250328 Rel. 58078.

no current issues per say, other than channels 36-48 not being visible on my devices (especially iPhones 13 Pro Max and upwards.

I am planning on providing internet to my rental unit located next door. I have an Omada system in my home (ER7206, SG2218P, EAP670 and OC220). I have 3 runs of Cat6 between the two houses (within the distance limitation) and a VLAN set up for the rental. My house is 1200 sqft and the EAP670 ceiling mounted upstairs centrally located gives me basement signals between -48 and -60dbm - which is good enough for my IoT devices in the basement.

The rental house is a 1200 sqft raised bungalow with a fully finished basement (except for the utility room). There will be people living full time upstairs and their inlaw living downstairs - so wifi coverage throughout the house is a must. I'm thinking of placing a root AP upstairs and a wireless mesh AP downstairs.

The house is constructed of wood, drywall, vinyl siding and a poured concrete basement. The ceiling height in the basement is 7.5 ft (4 ft of that is concrete).

QUESTIONS

1. Is there an EAP (single unit) that will provide coverage for the entire house?

2. If I have to place two APs as a mesh system, what units would be best to purchase

3. Does the Omada Mesh setup have any glitches?

4. I have 3 CAT6 cables available so I could connect both APs to the switch. Can you set up the two APs to the same SSID/password combination.

5. Which setup would you recommend? (One wired AP, one wireless mesh AP.... or both wired back to the switch and set to the same SSID)