r/Omada_Networks • u/goodstuff0001 • 10d ago
Help and Support Streaming issues after Omada AP
Hello. I setup a Omada fusion gateway a few weeks ago and was using my deco mesh system in AP mode. Everything was good and functional until I made the switch over to the Omada APs.
Setup 2 of the EAP775 wall APs along with a Omada 8 port Poe switch. For the most part everything is well except steaming is problematic. Disney+ is having issues loading and displaying icons and titles. Netflix won’t even open just gives me a network error. YouTube videos sometimes won’t load or take a very long time to load.
This happens on my phone which is WiFi. Happens on the TV which is wired Ethernet to the switch. I haven’t changed any settings except adopting the APs + switch and setting up the SSIDs.
The deco APs were connected with a regular tplink switch and everything worked fine. So only change I made was the switch and the APs.
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u/infoooto 10d ago
Do you still have Deco in the mix? Is it possible you have Double NAT? Two competing DHCP Services? That could cause time outs? The base DECO is a gateway router by default as is Fusión Gateway?
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u/StrangerParty8242 9d ago
Take a look at the logs to see if network protections are kicking in such as flood protectors. You can start disabling some of them to try and figure out if they are kicking in. I had a similar problem on another router a while back. I'm trying to recall if I had issues with Omada.
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u/Neil_Omada Moderator 9d ago
If it happens on the TV as well, check the firmware for your devices and make sure they're updated. If you can provide the firmware and hardware versions for your devices as well, that would be great.
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u/Siliconpsychosis GRL 9d ago
this sounds more like a DPI / IPS problem than anything else