Does this mean if i add another tplink switch supported by omada and i have for example 10 wired devices, it will show 20 wired device connected?

@Jeesoon1 

 

Yes that will be correct

 

On Omada supported switches, it will only show what clients are connected to each port as it is aware of the switch and all the ports.  The omada switch will feed this info back to the controller.

 

On on Non Omada switch, it wont know anything about the 'non omada switch' and therefore will see however many MAC addresses coming through the port you use for trunking.   In short it will just see a load of device connected on one port and wont know how they are connected..

 

 

Using your example screen shot.  lets say you connected a TL-SG2008 to the existing switch, say port 8 to port 8 to join the switches.    Your image will change to show  MAC1 on Port 1... MAC2 on Port 2... MAC 3 on Port 3.... TRUNK on Port 8  .   Each port will identify the single device connected to it  

 

At the minute I'm guessing you have the 'non omada' switch on Port 8.. hence its seeing 12/16/24/however many devices on port 8..

@Philbert 

 

Yes, i am currently using 1 Omada Compatible Switch. 

 

Then i should assume that once i replace my non omada compabtible switch with compatible one it should give me a clear view and not repeating clients.

 

Thank you for the answer