@corkscrew22 

there is no problem with connecting the OC200 directly to the router. The router does not have POE ports, so the OC200 must be powered by a USB or POE adapter.

  @MR.S 

Hi I wonder if you can help me on the wifi clients page on the controller i blocked 1 client due to abuse of system,

i now want to unblock them again where do i find that in the controller? I know the MAC address of the client in question...

  @corkscrew22 

try andlook here

  @corkscrew22 

then I don't know. are you still on cloud essentials?

  @MR.S Hi found it thank you very much for your help.
 

Do i need to enable "history data retention"  in the controller settings to keep this data,

  @corkscrew22 

most likely, I have these settings

  @MR.S Hi thanks for that, with regard to the storage space warning that using these settings will use I have a 32 gb usb stick plugged into the controller , i have set auto backup routine, will the above data be stored there as well?

  @corkscrew22 

yes but not for long, from 5.14.3x.xx it will only be possible to backup settings. client data and client name you have set on your client is not backed up, it makes me a little irritated because all this work has to be done again if you have to restore. I have many IoT devices that I have named, among other things.

  @MR.S 

So with your help i now have the network isp-1 in remote location (my restaurant) all is working well and i can control all the functions i need for now.

I have a second network as per diagram isp-2 which i have different use for i was wondering what the best way to control that network is as well with all the functions avaialble from OC200 i dont suppose there is anyway to connect directly via a switch perhaps

Or do i just install another oc200 on site?