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foreign00:00:09
taking a look at another entry in the00:00:12
tp-link omada lineup this is the ER 721200:00:16
PC this is a VPN router as well as a Poe00:00:21
switch allegedly and it also acts as a00:00:25
moda sdn controller so that means you00:00:27
don't need a separate device to control00:00:29
all of your Armada gear it's integrated00:00:31
into this device which makes it pretty00:00:33
sweet especially if you're looking to00:00:34
get started with a Mata and you just00:00:36
want something as simple as possible and00:00:38
when I mean simple as possible you pop00:00:40
this bad boy onto your network with just00:00:43
a access point maybe something like this00:00:46
and you're Off to the Races everything00:00:48
is good to go you don't need anything00:00:49
else you can manage this and establish00:00:52
your Access Control list you can set up00:00:54
your vpns everything which is these two00:00:56
devices well really just this one device00:00:58
but we'll be talking about that later so00:01:00
let's go ahead and get this thing on00:01:01
Boxed and then we'll go into more00:01:02
information about this device and why it00:01:04
might be appealing to you at home or00:01:06
your very very small business in the Box00:01:08
we of course have the typical things00:01:11
that you would always see from tp-link00:01:13
we have the installation guide this00:01:14
could come in handy if you're planning00:01:16
on using this not necessarily in00:01:18
Standalone but just setting it up for00:01:19
the first time with one access point or00:01:21
maybe two access points you have your00:01:23
license we don't need that and of course00:01:25
there's the pamphlet that tells us more00:01:27
about Armada equipment or other amount00:01:30
of stuff we have a power cord and the00:01:32
power supply so it does have a brick on00:01:34
the outside which you know can be kind00:01:37
of a turn off for some people it's00:01:39
definitely a turn off for me but I mean00:01:41
how else are you supposed to get a00:01:42
switch router and00:01:45
um sdn controller in the small form00:01:48
factor and that looks like that's all00:01:50
that comes with in this box so oh we00:01:52
have some feet that's important if00:01:54
you're going to lay this on a desk which00:01:56
by the way it's perfect for but what is00:01:58
it exactly about this switch that makes00:02:00
it perfect for someone at home or a very00:02:03
small business aside from the fact that00:02:05
it includes the Yamada sdn controller00:02:07
well there are a few reasons and some of00:02:10
those reasons are that this particular00:02:12
device can give you a total of eight Poe00:02:14
plus gigabit ports that are 802.3 at and00:02:18
AF compliant that gives you a total00:02:20
power budget of 110 Watts that's pretty00:02:24
freaking amazing for such a small device00:02:26
additionally has four win ethernet ports00:02:29
on the front there are two gigabit SFP00:02:31
Wan Lan ports one gigabit RJ45 Wan port00:02:35
and also one gigabit RJ45 win Lan Port00:02:39
other notable facts about this is it00:02:40
Sports 20 land ipsec VPN connections 1600:02:44
open VPN connections and 6 16 l2tp VPN00:02:48
connections that's pretty powerful for00:02:50
such a small device furthermore this00:02:51
thing is dead silent because there are00:02:53
no fans it only uses about 33 Watts when00:02:56
there are no other Poe devices plugged00:02:58
into it and of course obviously that's00:03:00
going to go up if you keep adding Poe00:03:02
devices it depends on what they are and00:03:04
how much power they use of course and it00:03:07
can also manage one other router it can00:03:09
manage two switches as well as up to 1000:03:12
access points all with its dual core CPU00:03:16
that has a gigabyte of ram I believe so00:03:20
that's a pretty hefty load or healthy00:03:22
amount of things that it can do given00:03:24
its form factor and all of the features00:03:27
that it provides other notable items00:03:29
about this is that we also have a spot00:03:31
for a Kensington lock if you need it we00:03:34
have a reset button which is great for00:03:36
anyone who might accidentally lock up00:03:38
their device and or forget their00:03:40
password we have a spot for grounding00:03:43
this device to a server Rack or such and00:03:45
then of course we have have the place00:03:47
for power this is a barrel connector00:03:48
with 53 volts and or 2.43 amps then on00:03:53
the bottom of the device you have the00:03:55
option of mounting this to a wall or00:03:57
maybe even a pegboard or something so00:03:59
that way it can just sit flush on a wall00:04:02
or inside of an electrical box it00:04:04
appears as if there are only three00:04:05
screws holding this entire thing00:04:07
together so let's go ahead and remove00:04:09
all of those and see what's inside I'd00:04:11
also like to take this opportunity to00:04:13
show you that these are magnetic unlike00:04:15
the EAP00:04:16
690e HD00:04:18
so take that for what it's worth with00:04:21
all three screws removed I think we00:04:25
might just need to push this back okay00:04:27
I'm not entirely sure let me play with00:04:28
this for a minute and see if I can00:04:30
figure it out yep you just simply Slide00:04:32
the top cover off and then we have full00:04:35
access to the internals wow there is not00:04:38
a whole lot going on in here well at00:04:40
least nothing too crazy anyway00:04:43
so I don't see any heatsinks on anything00:04:46
maybe the chance he's acting as a heat00:04:49
sink in the chips there could be chips00:04:51
on the bottom sides that they use that00:04:53
are00:04:54
um00:04:55
thermal padded to the back of the00:04:58
chassis and the chassis itself is acting00:05:00
as a heatsink that's highly likely I am00:05:04
very tempted to take this thing00:05:05
completely apart all right we're going00:05:06
for it we're doing it looks like there00:05:08
are a total of00:05:11
six screws that need to be removed one00:05:13
two three four five six yep00:05:16
so we'll get all of these removed00:05:18
and then we'll get this put back00:05:19
together because I really want to see00:05:21
what's underneath or on the other side00:05:23
all right last screw is removed now I'm00:05:26
going to make the Assumption this is00:05:27
held down by thermal pads00:05:30
I am getting a little resistance here00:05:32
yep thermal pads this is pretty common00:05:35
with tp-link they like to do this a lot00:05:37
and there also appears to be a piece of00:05:41
plastic I don't know whose fingerprints00:05:43
those are that's kind of funny anyway00:05:45
there is a piece of plastic here that's00:05:46
obviously keeping00:05:48
the board from shorting out on the uh00:05:51
chassis itself but no there aren't00:05:53
actually chips under here like I thought00:05:55
there would be I thought there would be00:05:56
massive like chips for the CPU or00:05:58
something00:05:59
but apparently not so this is the00:06:01
underside of the board the top of the00:06:04
board this is all you get so I guess we00:06:06
are just00:06:07
relying on thermal throttling to take00:06:10
care of any heat00:06:13
issues that may arise and you can tell00:06:15
that this is a slightly cheaper design00:06:18
too because the PCB is just a standard00:06:20
green that's not to say that this is a00:06:22
cheap product it's just simply stating00:06:24
the fact that they haven't clearly put00:06:27
as much into the design of this as they00:06:29
have some of their other products and00:06:31
that's most likely because the target00:06:33
audience for this is going to be super00:06:35
small home Labs or people who want to00:06:38
have a device like this at home who00:06:40
simply only want one device to do00:06:42
everything and don't need a switch and00:06:44
don't need another controller and maybe00:06:47
you only want to have a couple of access00:06:49
points and maybe one or two other00:06:51
computers plugged into it they're not00:06:54
going to have all these access control00:06:55
rules and all these other things they00:06:57
simply want some of the base features00:06:59
and maybe even a VPN I I really don't00:07:01
know but clear this this is targeted00:07:03
towards someone that's more maybe not00:07:05
entry level but just entering into the00:07:08
model lineup and want some of those00:07:10
features without having to pay the00:07:11
exorbitant cost of some of the other00:07:12
Hardware device options that we have and00:07:15
we can see that kind of reflected just00:07:17
in the color of the PCB itself or so I00:07:19
think anyway and the lack of heatsinks00:07:22
and I'm really surprised that there00:07:24
aren't like these ginormous chips like00:07:25
we're used to seeing00:07:27
and even the capacitors seem different00:07:29
on this device the Caps that we normally00:07:31
see on a lot of products are black not00:07:34
to say that they can't just be changed00:07:35
out with a different kind of cover00:07:37
because I believe there's just plastic00:07:38
covering these as I about shock myself00:07:41
to death anyway there are some00:07:43
differences even these look different00:07:45
than some of the other units that I've00:07:47
looked at in the past these are very00:07:48
tall very very big these obviously00:07:50
manage I don't know if it's obvious but00:07:52
these do men is the power I believe for00:07:54
each of these ports00:07:56
so00:07:57
I think that's really all I have to say00:07:59
about this PCB let's get it reassembled00:08:01
with it reassembled let's go and talk00:08:03
about this next part of setting it up00:08:05
but before we do I just want to be clear00:08:07
here when I hear the words switch00:08:09
integrated switch like this device00:08:11
claims it has I assume that it's going00:08:14
to be set up the exact same way as if we00:08:16
were having a separate Amada switch that00:08:19
would be added to the controller itself00:08:21
meaning that when we go to the switch00:08:23
ACLS there should be options to00:08:25
configure these ports to allow certain00:08:27
access controls to work or or not really00:08:30
work but to deny or allow certain00:08:32
policies in place so that's my00:08:35
expectation but I don't believe that's00:08:37
true for this unit as of some of the00:08:38
things I've read online but that's00:08:40
something we're going to investigate I00:08:42
have an access point that we're going to00:08:43
integrate with this and I also have a00:08:46
camera we're probably not going to use00:08:47
it because we're going to set up the00:08:49
ACLS first but I have a camera a Poe00:08:51
camera that I plan to plug into this00:08:53
thing as well so let's go ahead and get00:08:55
this thing plugged in and set up and see00:08:57
what to expect or what we might expect00:09:00
well you might expect first things first00:09:02
let's go ahead and plug into the WAN00:09:05
Port so we can get internet connection00:09:06
from our modem00:09:08
all right there we go I'm gonna go ahead00:09:10
and plug this laptop into the uh router00:09:13
itself I almost said access point I'm so00:09:15
used to saying that00:09:16
um we're plugging into the router and00:09:18
now I'm going to power the router on00:09:20
and we'll just sit here and wait for00:09:22
this thing to boot it should take well00:09:25
not too long but it's going to take some00:09:27
time00:09:28
we've got our first power light and now00:09:30
we're just gonna sit and wait00:09:33
to come online what's great about this00:09:35
device is that we no longer have to00:09:37
guess around what the IP address of the00:09:40
omada controller is we can simply just00:09:42
type in the default IP address00:09:45
192.168.0.1 and it'll take us00:09:47
immediately to the Yamada controller00:09:49
first things first that we want to do is00:09:52
of course accept this self-signed00:09:54
certificate there is no risk here00:09:56
because we control this device or at00:09:58
least as far as we know anyway so00:09:59
nothing to worry about now we are00:10:01
presented with the amount of controller00:10:02
Setup Wizard we're just going to go00:10:04
ahead and flip right through this we're00:10:06
not going to get too crazy with it for00:10:08
an administrator name you can give it00:10:09
anything you'd like I'm just going to00:10:11
call it SPX labs00:10:14
give myself any email address00:10:19
at gmail.com00:10:23
let's add uh some special characters in00:10:25
there just in case that's a real address00:10:27
uh for the password it can be anything00:10:29
you like I'm just going to make up one00:10:32
we are going to leave a flower about00:10:34
binding disabled for now all this does00:10:36
is it allows it connect to the Armada00:10:38
portal if you have it set up with your00:10:40
account online and then we're going to00:10:42
disable Cloud access or the login for it00:10:44
or except the terms of policies click on00:10:46
next we are presented with restoring a00:10:48
backup file or configuring a new setup00:10:50
we're going to configure a new setup00:10:52
we're going to rename this if you want00:10:55
I'm just going to call it OC router00:11:00
I'm going to change the time zone to my00:11:03
time zone which is Central Time uh we00:11:06
are not going to join the user00:11:07
experience program hit next00:11:09
let us give our site a name I'm gonna00:11:13
call it actually I'm going to call it00:11:14
Studio00:11:17
and we're also going to set the time00:11:19
zone of the studio to be the same since00:11:21
these are in the same location00:11:23
Central Time us00:11:26
you don't have to give it a device00:11:28
account name but this is great just in00:11:30
case you forget your login credentials00:11:33
and need to factory reset this device I00:11:35
would argue that if you forgot the login00:11:37
credentials for your Armada controller00:11:39
uh you're probably not going to remember00:11:41
the device for this either but I'm just00:11:43
going to call it admin and just give it00:11:45
a super generic password here and I'm00:11:49
gonna also set this to office it doesn't00:11:52
actually matter what you pick here00:11:54
that's just the application scenario I'm00:11:56
going to go with we obviously don't have00:11:59
a router to capture here or a switch so00:12:03
we're just going to hit next00:12:05
there's lots of options that we can00:12:07
change on this next page I'm going to00:12:09
leave everything as default because00:12:11
there's nothing that we really need to00:12:13
set up if you prefer to use IPv6 this is00:12:16
your opportunity to set this up and00:12:18
enable it now I'm not going to use IPv600:12:20
I don't really see the point to be00:12:23
honest00:12:24
we could go ahead and configure our00:12:26
Wi-Fi and password but we're going to00:12:28
skip this for now00:12:29
and we are done setting up this device00:12:32
oh it even shows you your password uh00:12:35
that's that's interesting okay uh it's00:12:40
on the next page then okay we can00:12:42
finally log in00:12:44
and enter in our super secret password00:12:47
that you guys totally didn't see we are00:12:51
finally in and we're presented with the00:12:53
like introduction slash overview of00:12:55
things to expect with the cloud00:12:57
controller this is great if you've never00:12:58
looked at this information before I'm00:13:01
going to pass through it because I've00:13:02
looked at it more times than I'd like00:13:03
now we are not in the omada dashboard00:13:07
we're actually looking at the global00:13:09
view so if we had multiple controllers00:13:11
or multiple sites you would actually see00:13:13
them listed whoa see them listed in here00:13:16
I accidentally clicked on that let me go00:13:17
back real quick00:13:21
if I can uh okay so I screwed that up so00:13:24
we were in the global view and then you00:13:27
could have seen all of the sites listed00:13:29
there but I kind of screwed that one up00:13:32
so obviously we click I clicked on00:13:33
Studio that brought us to the omada00:13:35
dashboard this dashboard is for00:13:38
specifically the studio as we called it00:13:41
and then now we can you know fill out00:13:43
this information as we see fit uh you00:13:45
don't have to do this stuff I'm just00:13:47
doing it for fun00:13:49
uh really there's no there's no real00:13:52
point or Rhyme or Reason for this so hit00:13:54
confirm here let's go to devices we can00:13:59
we currently see the router itself let's00:14:03
click on the update button here I'm just00:14:06
doing this for fun really00:14:09
that was very quick00:14:12
give the old refresh00:14:15
no updates pretty cool moving on to00:14:18
clients so we can see we have currently00:14:20
one client that is the laptop of course00:14:21
I am working on00:14:23
Insight I'm not really sure what to00:14:25
expect here oh this is insights into00:14:26
each of the clients okay not a whole lot00:14:29
to see let's go down to settings this is00:14:31
where the big kicker is obviously this00:14:33
stuff is identical as it would be if you00:14:36
had a standalone model controller or a00:14:39
virtual machine a mono controller or00:14:40
even a container that was running the00:14:43
amount of controller software let's go00:14:45
over to wired networks now I'm going to00:14:47
go ahead and just go through the process00:14:49
of pretending to create another Lan so00:14:52
let's just say we had a IP camera LAN00:14:56
so00:14:58
hey I just got logged out okay that was00:15:00
that was unexpected let's get logged00:15:02
back in here we're back at that global00:15:04
view I'm going back into Studio this00:15:06
time on purpose00:15:09
okay now let's go to settings again00:15:13
back to wired networks back to Lan and00:15:16
let's create a new land as as if we were00:15:19
setting this on or setting this up as00:15:21
our typical devices if we had like a00:15:23
full stack so IP cam we're gonna say00:15:26
it's on the interface we're going to00:15:28
give it a VLAN identifier of 10. we're00:15:31
gonna say it's Gateway or subnet is00:15:34
going to be 10.100:15:36
4 we're going to give it a bunch of00:15:38
ports so I can click on the update dacp00:15:41
uh we are actually going to change this00:15:43
from 1 to 10. actually we're gonna do00:15:46
one two00:15:49
five that'll eliminate some guesswork on00:15:51
our part00:15:54
um00:15:55
we're going to leave all other options00:15:57
default00:15:59
like I said we're just doing this for00:16:01
testing purposes nothing too crazy here00:16:03
so let's now go over to our devices so00:16:08
typically you would see your switch in00:16:09
here and when you saw your switch you00:16:11
would select on it and I'm going to00:16:13
pretend that the router is acting as a00:16:15
switch because it is also doing00:16:16
switching according to the00:16:19
um00:16:20
pamphlet or the information that TP00:16:22
Link's putting out so if this is a00:16:24
switch you would select on your Wan00:16:26
ports to edit them same exact things but00:16:28
this is a little different so normally00:16:31
here you would see an option for what00:16:33
VLAN you would want to set these things00:16:35
to so that way this port could be on a00:16:37
specific VLAN so if you plugged in00:16:40
um an IP camera something like this it00:16:43
would be segregated from the rest of the00:16:45
network and you wouldn't have to worry00:16:47
about well I guess you'd still have to00:16:49
set up access controls00:16:51
but anything plugged into that Port00:16:53
would be forced on that VLAN so you00:16:55
wouldn't really need to worry about it00:16:57
being on the wrong VLAN if you set that00:16:59
port to the VLAN that's not actually00:17:00
something we can do here and so pvid I'm00:17:04
not 100 sure what that is or what that00:17:06
means00:17:08
um I can go ahead and tell you I know00:17:09
how to set that up so if we go back to00:17:11
where we were00:17:13
uh let's go to settings00:17:16
wired networks LAN00:17:19
let's go ahead and edit this00:17:23
and let's change this to VLAN so now we00:17:25
have a Valium ID of 10 still we have no00:17:28
other options we can hit save00:17:32
now if we go back to devices00:17:34
click on our router again and then go to00:17:38
Ports00:17:39
we'll just edit four for fun00:17:43
we should now see VLAN 10 or pvid00:17:46
10. so I00:17:49
yeah I can't even begin to guess what00:17:51
that means00:17:52
virtual interface device maybe private00:17:55
virtual interface device I'm not 10000:17:56
sure00:17:57
but I don't think this is going to work00:17:59
the same way as it would if this was a00:18:02
actual switch that we would normally00:18:04
have so normally if we had a switch and00:18:07
we went to go set up our security rules00:18:10
our Access Control list we would go to00:18:11
network security ACL and then we go to00:18:14
switch ACL and then we'd create all of00:18:16
those rules that for each of the vlans00:18:19
that we set up so that's something00:18:21
that's a little different but that00:18:22
doesn't necessarily mean you can't set00:18:24
up any rules at all and that is why we00:18:26
have a wireless device00:18:29
so let me get this plugged in and once00:18:31
it's plugged in and powered up we will00:18:33
kind of mess around with the EAP rules00:18:35
so I can show you what to expect right00:18:37
so this is plugged into our modem this00:18:39
is going to the laptop and now I'm just00:18:41
going to plug in the access point into00:18:43
any one of these ports it doesn't matter00:18:45
well it kind of matters which one we00:18:47
only have eight Poe ports after all in00:18:51
those AP ports you know are obviously00:18:54
from here to here so there we go now00:18:57
we're going to wait for our EAP00:18:59
653 I believe this is to power on and00:19:02
then we'll get that adopted into the00:19:04
amount of controller I believe the00:19:06
access point has had enough time to boot00:19:08
up now so let's go over to devices and00:19:10
we do see it pending so it's actually00:19:12
been pending for four minutes I did walk00:19:13
away to grab some water00:19:16
all right we're adopting that our device00:19:19
is adopted so we're not going to get too00:19:21
crazy with this because there are many00:19:24
videos now showing you guys how exactly00:19:26
it is set up a Wi-Fi network so we are00:19:31
just going to create one really quickly00:19:34
with nothing to00:19:38
crazy now that we got our wireless LAN00:19:40
created let's go ahead and head over to00:19:42
network security and we'll create a new00:19:44
Access Control list or rule whatever you00:19:48
want to call it for the wireless LAN so00:19:50
let's just say IP cam00:19:53
block00:19:56
Lan access something super simple it00:20:00
doesn't actually matter so we're gonna00:20:02
deny all of these ports and protocols00:20:05
here I guess we're not really00:20:06
technically poor CR protocols with some00:20:08
ports attached to them anyway we're00:20:09
gonna block all of those00:20:12
um oh did I delete the land group crap00:20:14
let's go back to wire networks go back00:20:16
to LAN00:20:18
oh yeah that's right I changed it to00:20:19
VLAN Okay so00:20:21
edit this change it back to interface00:20:25
I have to redo all of this now we will00:20:28
go back to network security access00:20:30
controls EAP create new rule00:20:34
IP cam block to00:20:39
Lan so this will block all access00:20:43
from the ipcam network to LAN00:20:46
there we go so IP cam00:20:50
Network00:20:52
to land so this is now this is One00:20:55
Direction okay so that means that the00:20:57
Land network will still be able to00:20:59
access the IP cam network but the IP00:21:01
camera network will be denied all access00:21:03
to the land Network so hit create now00:21:06
this is what I would typically expect to00:21:09
see if we were setting up rules with a00:21:12
switch and as far as I can tell this00:21:15
doesn't work traditionally like an00:21:17
armada switch would a dedicated switch00:21:19
would if you were to have one so I think00:21:21
this is really kind of like a dumb00:21:24
switch it still does switching but you00:21:26
don't really have any control over it as00:21:28
far as I can tell but that could just be00:21:30
due to my lack of expertise with this00:21:33
particular00:21:35
device and the lack of network knowledge00:21:38
that doesn't mean that you can't impose00:21:40
rules I just don't know how to do them00:21:42
at least not any other way aside from00:21:44
what I'm used to seeing with omada but00:21:48
from here it's pretty much00:21:49
straightforward if you have wireless00:21:51
device you can continue creating rules00:21:53
like I have done in previous videos or00:21:55
other YouTubers I've shown you in00:21:57
previous videos and you can go all the00:21:58
way down so any wireless devices will00:22:01
have to be forced into those rules that00:22:03
you create doing whatever00:22:05
things that you see fit I've had this00:22:07
iPod streaming YouTube and this00:22:09
streaming YouTube as well so we can hit00:22:12
the access point and the switch at the00:22:14
same time and now this is going to be00:22:17
true World accurate just for the hesit00:22:19
switch wow just for the router itself00:22:21
because I wanted to see how much power00:22:24
it would use with two devices connected00:22:25
to it one that requires Poe and it's00:22:28
used about 0.35 kilowatt hours and let's00:22:33
see here and 0.35 kilowatt hours00:22:36
cost us about four cents to run four00:22:39
cents isn't so bad given that this has00:22:41
been running for about 30 hours or so00:22:43
with one access point one laptop and one00:22:45
iPad all streaming to YouTube at the00:22:47
same time so00:22:49
that's good I guess I'm not sure what00:22:52
else needs to be shared or shown to you00:22:53
guys about this device for this video00:22:55
without having a switch it kind of00:22:58
negates doing anything extra and since00:23:00
this doesn't really have a switch built00:23:03
in there's really nothing to show well I00:23:05
guess it technically has a switch built00:23:07
in but you don't have the EA the access00:23:09
control list like you normally would if00:23:12
you had a separate switch so if you guys00:23:15
have any questions feel free to drop a00:23:16
comment below and I'll try and answer00:23:17
them otherwise uh thank you tp-link for00:23:20
sending over the ER00:23:22
7212 PC and thank each and every one of00:23:26
you for watching because Without You00:23:27
videos like this would absolutely not be00:23:30
possible peace00:23:34
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Checking out the ER7212PC and seeing what it is all about. 🛍️ Want one? Buy it here! 🛍️ https://www.amazon.com/TP-Link-ER7212PC-Controller-Installation-Protection/dp/B0BMSJRNJG?language=en_US 🏪 Omada Shop! 🏪 https://www.amazon.com/shop/spxlabs/list/SPIN6R4M5NE5 ✪Support the channel✪ ↪Unraid - https://account.unraid.net/buy?via=74b39a ↪https://www.amazon.com/?language=en_US ↪https://spxlabs.com//links ↪https://spxlabs.com/shop ↪https://www.tesla.com/referral/stefano66335 Visit ↪https://spxlabs.com Chat ↪https://twitter.com/spxlabs ↪https://discord.com/invite/Bx2tpkmq6W Wish List ↪https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/RAWGFRZ7UQ47 Chapters Intro 0:00 Unboxing 1:07 Features 1:57 Teardown 4:04 Expectations 8:03 First Time Setup 9:02 Exploring Switch ACL 14:56 Extremely Simple EAP ACL Setup 18:26 Discussion 21:06 Power Consumption 22:06 Final Thoughts 22:50 3-in-1 Router: Integrates Omada Router, PoE+ Switch, and Omada SDN Controller into one device (Up to 1 router, 2 switches, 10 EAPs). Professional Hardware: Dual-Core CPU with 1GB DDR3 memory provides stellar performance for up to 12× Gigabit ports. Up to 4× WAN Ethernet Ports: Equipped with 2× Gigabit SFP WAN/LAN ports, 1× Gigabit RJ45 WAN port, and 1× Gigabit RJ45 WAN/LAN port. 110W PoE Budget: 8× 802.3at/af-compliant PoE+ RJ45 LAN ports yield a total power supply of 110W*. Highly Secure VPN: Supports up to 20 x LAN-to-LAN IPsec VPN, 16 x OpenVPN, and 16 x L2TP/PPTP VPN connections. Easy Installation: Fanless and compact design for desktop and wall mounting. Robust Security Features: Advanced firewall policies, DoS defense, IP/MAC/URL filtering, and more security functions protect your network and data. Centralized Management: On-premises management to locally monitor and manage devices securely or monitor and manage devices with Omada app or Web UI. Limited Lifetime Warranty: Backed by our industry-leading limited lifetime warranty and free 24/7 technical support.
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