TP-Link OMADA-TL-ER605 user manual

The default IP for Omada ER605 is 192.168.0.1.

To set up Omada with a controller, follow these steps:
1. Connect the Omada router (TL-ER605) to your network using an Ethernet cable, and then power it on.
2. Download and install the Omada Controller software on your computer or server. You can download it from the TP-Link website.
3. Launch the Omada Controller software and click on "Create a new network". Follow the on-screen instructions to set up the new network, including providing a name for the network and setting up a password.
4. Once the network is created, click on "Add device" in the Omada Controller software. The software will scan your network for available devices.
5. When the TL-ER605 router is detected, click on "Adopt" to add it to the network. You may need to enter the login credentials (default username: admin, default password: admin) for the router.
6. After adopting the device, the Omada Controller software will automatically configure the router settings, such as the SSID, wireless security, and other network parameters. You can customize these settings as per your requirements.
7. Once the configuration is complete, you can manage and monitor the TL-ER605 router through the Omada Controller software. From the software, you can view network statistics, set up guest Wi-Fi, configure VLANs, and perform other administrative tasks.
Note: Make sure that the TL-ER605 router and the computer running the Omada Controller software are on the same network subnet for proper detection and adoption of the device.
That's it! You have successfully set up Omada with a controller using the TL-ER605 router.

The TP-Link Omada controller is a software application that allows centralized management and monitoring of TP-Link Omada access points, switches, and gateways. It provides a user-friendly interface for configuring and managing network settings, such as SSIDs, VLANs, and authentication methods.
Key features of the TP-Link Omada controller include:
1. Device Discovery: Automatically detects and displays TP-Link Omada devices connected to the network, simplifying the setup process.
2. Configuration and firmware management: Allows administrators to configure and update network settings, access point firmware, and device firmware in bulk or individually.
3. Wireless network management: Provides the ability to create and manage multiple wireless networks (SSIDs) with different security options, VLANs, and schedule settings.
4. Traffic statistics and monitoring: Offers real-time monitoring of network status, bandwidth utilization, client connections, and other essential statistics.
5. Guest network management: Enables the creation of designated guest networks with custom authentication methods, captive portals, and bandwidth limitations.
6. Seamless roaming and wireless mesh: Supports the creation of a seamless and reliable wireless network by enabling roaming between access points and the creation of a wireless mesh network.
7. Access control and user management: Allows administrators to create access policies, manage user accounts, and control the authentication methods (WPA/WPA2, RADIUS, or Captive Portal).
8. Network security: Offers various security features, including intrusion prevention, DoS defense, rogue access point detection, and client isolation.
9. Multi-site management: The TP-Link Omada controller supports the management of multiple networks across different locations from one centralized interface.
Overall, the TP-Link Omada controller simplifies the management and monitoring of TP-Link Omada devices, providing network administrators with a powerful tool to efficiently configure and maintain their network infrastructure.