TP-Link Omada IPv6 support

[Gimli_]

Hi all, I am looking at a home network installation to connect multiple wifi access points, cameras, IOT devices, home offices and entertainment devices. Unify would do the trick but is a bit pricey, so I was looking at TP-Link Omada instead.

I would appreciate any comments based on first hand experience of those products, and confirmation if it supports ipv6 or not.

Thanks

 

[websquadza]

Hi all, I am looking at a home network installation to connect multiple wifi access points, cameras, IOT devices, home offices and entertainment devices. Unify would do the trick but is a bit pricey, so I was looking at TP-Link Omada instead.

I would appreciate any comments based on first hand experience of those products, and confirmation if it supports ipv6 or not.

Thanks

I stand to be corrected - but the omada range just encompasses wireless APs and their hardware controller. Those operate at L2 and wouldn’t affect IPv6 (ie yes, IPv6 will work fine as long as your router runs it). We’ve had a few clients install the omadas. Feedback has been good and the cloud controller is very simple to use, and works well.

There are also affordable APs from Reyee. And if you’re feeling adventurous, MikroTik’s upgraded their CAP.