Hi @Al15 

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Profile is required but it has to set that port and that VLAN as untagged. Native VLAN should be the VLAN you expect the device to be.

Hi @Al15 

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Al15 wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

The profiles were created automatically by creating the VLANs. I have assigned the ports accordingly.
I cannot select the “all” profile in the ES205GP. There is only default to choose from.

Can the ES205GP (easy managed) do what I want to do or do I need a “smart” switch?

 

 

Hmm. Something strange. First, the default profile includes all the VLAN. Except for the VLAN 1, they are all tagged so you can consider this profile as a trunk.

I think you miss this. Enable it and try again.

Hi @Al15 

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Al15 wrote

Clive_A wrote

 

I think you miss this. Enable it and try again.

 

  @Clive_A 

I can't activate it. See the mouse icon on the screenshot.

 

What controller do you use? Version. Is it up to date? Go and check the forum and official website.

I think that's the reason why you cannot use it. Similar post: Devices connected to easy managed switch does not get IP assigned by router

Hi @Al15 

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Al15 wrote

  @Clive_A 

 

I use a docker container https://github.com/mbentley/docker-omada-controller with the newest version.

My Controller-Version is 5.14.32.4 (Stabil)

 

Maybe there is a bug in the controller, because the ES205GP is really new?

Seem to be the case. We do not provide support for the Docker. Please wait for the update from the author.

The link I gave, they are users based on Windows and LINUX as far as I know. I think that's the difference in the controller.