@Vincent-TP LOL - well I finally figured out my major stumbling block! I don't have an Omada Hardware Controller. Haven't ever used Omada before, and I thought our SG3452P switch had what was...

@Vincent-TP Not sure I tried the right things, but I set the VLAN ID to 1 to match 44 of the ports and had the EAP plugged into 1 of those 44, but I could no longer connect to the EAP under this...

Not a network or even IT guy, but I play one at work... We use a SonicWall firewall at work, two of our three SonicWall Access Points have stopped working, and I decided to go Omada since it seems...

@CabinetCompany haha I got it working! I missed setting the PVID, the VLAN number on the Port Configuration page.

We recently put this PoE switch into use, TL-SG3452P. I am not a networking person but thought I had this right, I was trying to separate ports 45, 46, 47, and 48 on a separate VLAN. My intension is...

@Clive_A Thanks Clive! Kind of to your point, if I used the 3452 as the primary switch and not the 3206, could I connect the two servers together at 10G without a switch? I don't really need 10G...