@MrHC1983 

You shouldn't need a credit card to sign up for the free dev a/c

it doesn't seem to do much (yet) but presumably gives a  map showing where IPs of attempted intrusions originate from

  @MrHC1983 Ubiquiti has this feature and its fully functional. I assume TP-Link is headed in the same general direction.  On Ubiquiti it shows where threats originated, how much data has transferred, and lets you selectively block communication for incoming, outgoing or both selectively by origination. 

If they can match that functionality successfully it would be a very nice addition because I have used it extensively.

interesting, maybe @Fae or @Hank21  is able to tell us some more as I saw this too, but it does seem to do anything... Is there a device which already supports it?

Hank21 wrote

Hello @RBL,

 

This map function has been added on the Omada Hardware Controller v5.9.32, you need to enter the Mapbox API Access Token with the default public token scopes to use the function. Divided into Site Map and Device Map, you can set the latitude and longitude for each site and each device.

Please confirm the firmware version of your OC200 is the latest one.

  @Hank21 

Thanks for your swift reply, I am currently running the follow devices, all devices are running the same version:

 

Model

The Mapbox API Access Token has been entered, but there is no traffic or whatever. I am probably doing something wrong, but it remains empty:

Edit: typo

Hello  @Hank21  Thank you, according to the link, I assume it is only the router which needs to have an update. Thanks. we are eagerly waiting for the update.

@Hank21  as I couldn't resist on trying the new Threat Management Map, I bought a new ER-707-M2 v1.0 and instantly updated the firmware with the latest beta.Inserted the API key. And although I see some traffic from malicious endpoints to one of my webservers, I see nothing on the map:



But I do have some anomalies in my Threat Management List:

And the details of one of those:


Apparently it is not doinge a geo lookup as it also does not show the location.

Just tried several pentesting tools to my IP, but these do not show up either.

What am I doing wrong?

  @Hank21 thanks for your swift reply, you mean this setting:


This setting was already enabled. If I check the site map, via the controller overview, I see the following:


But still nothing on the Thread Management Map, is there something else I need to/can do?

currently I have the following devices:
1x OC200 1.0 (1.28.1 Build 20231117 Rel.58466)
1x ER707-M2 v1.0 (1.1.1 Build 20230927 Rel.35167)
1x TL-SG2218 v1.0 (1.1.8 Build 20230602 Rel.73473)
3x TL-SG2210P v3.20 (3.20.9 Build 20230602 Rel.73473)
3x EAP245(EU) v3.0 (5.1.0 Build 20230104 Rel. 79433)
2x EAP225-Outdoor(EU) v1.0 (5.1.1 Build 20230921 Rel. 63318)