Firmware Update
I have logged into the omada app in standalone mode. I have added the 2 EAPs to form the bridge (EAP215). When I try to go into the settings, I am getting a message saying theFirmware version is too old. I have been in the download centre nd can only find one quite large file with a few folders in. I cant locate any firmware inside this folder? any help would be greatly appreciated re updating this firmware.
I can log into the EAPs no problem on a PC and change settings, I just want to be able to do this via my ipad.
Hi,
What is your update problem?
You should be able to find a firmware software on TP-Link site [Support section], under Download Tab:
https://support.omadanetworks.com/en/product/eap215-bridge-kit/v1/?resourceType=download
But before you download firmware you need to make sure you have chosen proper device:
1. The region of your device. You have to choose the same region on site as the one your device was dedicated to, you should find that info on the box. If you are not sure which region to choose - just go with universal [Worldwide].
2. Choose proper Hardware Version of your device. This info should be on a stick on device as well as in device info section on management page.
3. If your device is many versions of firmware behind, it's worth to updating one by one. so if your version is for example: 1.0.0 and there are 1.0.1; 1.0.2; 1.0.3 available - it's good to start with 1.0.1, then 1.0.2, then 1.0.3.
Download the firmware, unpack it (if it's compressed in ZIP/RAR/7ZIP).
Go to your device's management portal: System => Firmware Update.
Browse for your downloaded firmware file, and Update.
The update may take some time so let it cook.
Cheers.
Hi,
What is your update problem?
You should be able to find a firmware software on TP-Link site [Support section], under Download Tab:
https://support.omadanetworks.com/en/product/eap215-bridge-kit/v1/?resourceType=download
But before you download firmware you need to make sure you have chosen proper device:
1. The region of your device. You have to choose the same region on site as the one your device was dedicated to, you should find that info on the box. If you are not sure which region to choose - just go with universal [Worldwide].
2. Choose proper Hardware Version of your device. This info should be on a stick on device as well as in device info section on management page.
3. If your device is many versions of firmware behind, it's worth to updating one by one. so if your version is for example: 1.0.0 and there are 1.0.1; 1.0.2; 1.0.3 available - it's good to start with 1.0.1, then 1.0.2, then 1.0.3.
Download the firmware, unpack it (if it's compressed in ZIP/RAR/7ZIP).
Go to your device's management portal: System => Firmware Update.
Browse for your downloaded firmware file, and Update.
The update may take some time so let it cook.
Cheers.
