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Introducing the New Mini yet Mighty Omada Hardware Controller — OC220

Omada just dropped the OC220, a new hardware controller. Small box, big upgrades: Manages up to 100 APs, 10 gateways, 20 switches, and even 2 DeltaStream GPON OLTs. Optional cloud access — no license fees. Powered by 802.3af PoE or Micro USB. No need for a running PC or server

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Instructions for Managing the Omada EAP Networks

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Omada Controller Upgrade Instructions | SDN

Read the instructions and determine the upgrade path, and then follow the steps provided to upgrade your controller, which maintains your configurations and reduces the overall upgrade downtime.

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Free and Easy Omada Cloud Essentials for Network Management | TP-Link

Omada Cloud Essentials offers a free and easy cloud-based management option for the Omada networking system, covering access points, switches, and gateways, ideal for surveillance networks and small businesses without the complexity needed for larger operations.

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TP-Link® Announced Omada SDN for Business Network

Company’s First Software Defined Networking Solution Integrates Network Gateways, Switches and Wi-Fi 6 Access Points Under a Single Pane of Glass Control.

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What's New in Omada Software Controller V5.15?

Omada Software Controller version 5.15 is designed to streamline deployment and management for MSPs, SIs, and installers.

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Omada Networking Solution for Small to Mid-Size Offices | TP-Link

Omada business networking solution provides one-stop access to high-quality services and high-performance products for small to mid-size offices. Omada offers from routers, switches, access points, and controllers, to an end-to-end solution refresh.

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Omada Small-Sized Chain Restaurants/Stores

Streamline your operations with Omada’s cloud-based solution, enabling remote and multi-location management while minimizing transaction delays, disruptions, and security risks.

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TP-Link USA Outdoor Solution Guide

Many TP-Link products can extend the Internet coverage from your home or business to outdoor areas. This Solutions Guide will introduce the various ways to expand your indoor network to outdoor spaces, including a backyard, a remote barn or guest house, a dock or yacht club, campgrounds, and other large outdoor areas.