@Clive_A First of all, thanks for adding it to the request pool! A small chance is better than no chance. I understand that you have to take account of memory, but this is just a matter of scaling,...

@SebastianH I thought of using a webserver behind the gateway, comin from the internet. Here you can forward traffic (TCP 80/443) to a reverse proxy which i handling certificates. I didn't think...

@Clive_A I don't aim to have a crowdsec installation in the Omada system. I think of a connector which is able to get a set of IPs from crodsec. And then use them for example in a gateway-ACL for...

@LolleQ Where do you want to place the certificate? If you want to secure machine behind your router, you can setup a NAT rule to this machine (or to a reverse proxy, if you wanna handle different...

CrowdSec is a open source security tool, which can detect and block aggresive/malicious IPs, comparable to fail2ban. Since there no comparable feature yet coming with the omada gateways, having an...

@Giang97 I guess it's just your client that is preferring wifi6. Hence there won't be a solution provided by TP-Link. Unfortunately the feature for binding a device to one ore more access points...