the migration from the oc200 to the oc300 clearly didn't work or it did for a day then all the devices are now offline. i am having a bad time trying to reset it all back to defaults and start over. i think i made a really bad choice with this gear. without the controller everyhtikgn is basically dead

  @NewEnglander 

 

And now I am completely screwed, I just reset everything and I did hav a settings backup I started resetting each device and they all say ADOPT FAILED and even with retries they dont seem to do anything. This is the achilles heel of this system, when the controller goes bad you are locked out and lose everything. Fortunately I am within the return window on Amazon and I guess that's my only option. I couldn connect to tech support so I guess sadfly this is the end. I absloutely loved this system and I guess if you replace any components the system is not apacble of adjusting and clearly there is somethig there even after a reset to defaults. What a huge amount of time I spent on this. I would not reccomend this system to anyone, the amount of effort to repack and return a dozen devices is huge and I cant afford this happening if the controller fails in the future. Very bummed out.

  @NewEnglander 

 

What is the IP address of your OC300 and other Omada devices? Adopting failed means they may not on the same network.

It's better to reset the controller first, no need to reset network devices like your router.

Make sure all devices are in the same subnet 192.168.0.1/24 then you will be able to adopt them.

 

Also note the managed switch will require 5-10min to reboot. That means you have to wait 10min every time you reboot the switch/controller. Power light on does not mean the device is ready to work.