Without function, WLAN radio control, WLAN SSID control, Client blocking toggles.

[pille89]

Since a short time it is no longer possible to control the WLAN Switch entities via the integration. These entities are no longer made available. All SSIDs are also no longer displayed.

[pille89]

Hello, is there anything new here? The problem persists. The functions: Client and device statistics sensors. WLAN Radio controls WLAN SSID controls Client blocking toggles. SSID filter. Do not work.

[jwaltrip4]

Same

[zachcheatham]

Did an Omada Controller update start this? Are you seeing errors in the home assistant logs?

[jwaltrip4]

I don't know. I had latest updates on Omada before I installed

[pille89]

Log looks good no TP-Link errors to be found. Or which log do you mean? I looked in the HomeAssistant Core and in the Supervisor.

[macf0x]

New to this addon and it appears to only provide device tracking. No SSID entities. Only entities are the controller, AP's and associated device. There are no controls exposed on the controller, other than the WLAN optimization entity button & binary sensor.

Are others having this issue?

[swampjedi]

Yes, same issue here.

[cmulk]

Actually I realized these features are in fact working for me, you just have to go to the Integration settings and configure them after you do the initial setup.

[macf0x]

Upon installing the addon these options weren't immediate available. Maybe some time is needed for it to enumerate the controller.

[pille89]

I don't think that's the problem. I have been running the addon for ages and I don't have the selection under configuration. See picture. I have even installed 0.6.0-beta.1 for testing. Without success.

[cmulk]

I don't think that's the problem. I have been running the addon for ages and I don't have the selection under configuration. See picture. I have even installed 0.6.0-beta.1 for testing. Without success.

On the bottom right, click the next button and you should see the options that I showed above

[pille89]

That's not true.... I can't believe it. These settings didn't exist anywhere else. Thank you, for whatever reason it's working again now.

[macf0x]

Ditto, this was my experience too. I'm sure it takes a few minutes to enumerate the controller, then these options appear. My setup is pretty modest. handful of APs and SSID's plus a docker based controller. Anyway it's working now.

What I'd really to see is a switch for the EAP Rule (URL filtering), so I can create a toggle to disable a list of sites for the kids.

[Alexandre2ka]

This may sound like a simple question but I am not able to locate the "Omada options". I have the same problem as mentioned above. This is the only thing close to settings that I can find in my integration

Where should I look? Cheers

[cmulk]

@Alexandre2ka It looks like you enabled the built in Omada integration rather than this one (which is easy to do and a little confusing I know). You should have a custom integration tag like this to know you're using the right one:

[AN4LOG2K]

@cmulk thank you for you answer. I have followed all the steps listed on the install doc without encountering any problem but still I can't seem to have the custom integration icon on my TP-Link Omada integration... I don't get it. Could it be because I installed the official TP-Link omada integration first before adding the customer one when I first did it?

[cmulk]

I don't use HACS, but here is what worked for me:

1. Remove your current Omada integration config
2. Copy the custom_components/omada folder from this repo and put it under your home assistant config directory /custom_components
3. restart home assistant
4. Go back to "Add Integration" and search for Omada. The one in the screenshot below is the correct one:

[AN4LOG2K]

@cmulk did not realized I had the wrong one. Thank a lot for your help.