Omada controllers: one dashboard for every Omada device on site.
An Omada controller is what turns separate TP-Link Omada switches, access points and gateways into one managed network. Configure Wi-Fi once and push it to every access point, watch PoE usage across switches, and see the whole site at a glance. The OC200 and OC300 are dedicated hardware controllers that sit on the network permanently. Zenith is an official TP-Link VAR Partner.
Hardware, software or cloud?
Three ways to run Omada
- Hardware controller (OC200, OC300): a small dedicated device that stays on the network. No PC needs to be left running. The OC300 is the larger of the two; check each datasheet for the number of devices supported.
- Software controller: a free download from TP-Link that runs on your own PC or server.
- Cloud: TP-Link's hosted Omada service. Check TP-Link for current licensing terms.
Who uses them?
Installers managing several customer sites, offices and shops wanting always-on management without a server, and schools with many access points across buildings.
Omada controller FAQs
What does an Omada controller do?
It centrally configures and monitors Omada switches, access points and gateways.
Do I need an OC200 or OC300?
Not necessarily. The free software controller or the cloud option also work. A hardware controller suits sites that want management always on without a PC.
Is the Omada controller free?
The software controller is free from TP-Link. The OC200 and OC300 are a one-off hardware purchase.
OC200 or OC300: which should I choose?
The OC200 suits smaller sites and the OC300 larger ones. Compare the device limits on each product page against your number of switches and access points.
How is an OC200 powered?
See the product page for its supported power options, including PoE where listed.
Back to TP-Link Omada or browse TP-Link. Questions? Call 01902 902251.
Omada Controllers
Omada controllers: one dashboard for every Omada device on site.
An Omada controller is what turns separate TP-Link Omada switches, access points and gateways into one managed network. Configure Wi-Fi once and push it to every access point, watch PoE usage across switches, and see the whole site at a glance. The OC200 and OC300 are dedicated hardware controllers that sit on the network permanently. Zenith is an official TP-Link VAR Partner.
Hardware, software or cloud?
Three ways to run Omada
- Hardware controller (OC200, OC300): a small dedicated device that stays on the network. No PC needs to be left running. The OC300 is the larger of the two; check each datasheet for the number of devices supported.
- Software controller: a free download from TP-Link that runs on your own PC or server.
- Cloud: TP-Link's hosted Omada service. Check TP-Link for current licensing terms.
Who uses them?
Installers managing several customer sites, offices and shops wanting always-on management without a server, and schools with many access points across buildings.
Omada controller FAQs
What does an Omada controller do?
It centrally configures and monitors Omada switches, access points and gateways.
Do I need an OC200 or OC300?
Not necessarily. The free software controller or the cloud option also work. A hardware controller suits sites that want management always on without a PC.
Is the Omada controller free?
The software controller is free from TP-Link. The OC200 and OC300 are a one-off hardware purchase.
OC200 or OC300: which should I choose?
The OC200 suits smaller sites and the OC300 larger ones. Compare the device limits on each product page against your number of switches and access points.
How is an OC200 powered?
See the product page for its supported power options, including PoE where listed.
Back to TP-Link Omada or browse TP-Link. Questions? Call 01902 902251.
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