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== Step 5: Configuring TP-Link EAP610 VLANs in Omada Controller ==

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==== 5.1 Loading controller &amp; adopting your access point ====

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<li><p>Visit Omada Controller in your browser:</p>
<pre>https://192.168.5.2:8043</pre>
<blockquote><p>'''NOTE:''' Take a close look at the IP address &amp; port in the terminal and visit the URL it tells you to upon finishing the installation of TP-Link Omada controller software.</p></blockquote></li>
<li><p>Adopt the access point that matches the IP address you see in pfSense under '''Diagnostics –&gt; ARP Table''' or under</p>
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<li>Go to Devices</li>
<li>check that EAP610 shows as '''“Connected”'''</li>
<li>If not adopted, use “Adopt” button</li></ul>
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==== 5.2 Navigate to where we create a new network ====

# Click on the zone you just created on the main homepage under '''Site List''' once you log in. In our case, that is '''home_demo'''
# Click on '''“Settings”''' in the lower left corner.

* Make sure you clicked on a zone first - if you click on ''“Settings”'' in the lower left corner it will take you to the settings for the controller program rather than for the zone you’re setting up for wifi.

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<li><p>Click '''“Wireless Networks”'''</p></li>
<li><p>Click '''“Create New Wireless Network”'''</p></li></ol>

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==== 5.3 Configure the easy settings for the network ====

# Fill in all the usual settings for normal wifi setup you’ve done before on normal wifi routers
#* '''SSID''': maliciouswifi
#** this is the name of the network that shows up when you search for wifi networks on your laptop or phone
#* '''Device type:''' EAP
#** Band: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz
#* '''Security Key''': whatever password you want for connecting to it
#** This is the wifi password for the network

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==== 5.4 Configure VLAN settings you’re likely not familiar with if you’re reading this ====

# Click '''“Advanced Settings”'''
# Set '''“VLAN”''' to '''“Custom”''' and '''“Add VLAN'''” should show up as a new menu item.
# Choose '''“By VLAN ID”''' when the '''“Add VLAN”''' part shows up after you click '''“Custom”'''
# Set the number to 7, which we chose when making the VLA N in pfSense.

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