Omada by TP-Link
Controller-managed networking that fits a small-business budget without acting like one.

What it is
Omada covers the ground between consumer gear and enterprise networking: one controller for gateways, switches, and access points, VLAN segmentation that actually holds, and centralized firmware management. For most offices and multi-site retail or clinic environments, it is the right amount of network.
| Vendor | TP-Link |
| Form factor | Controller + APs, switches, gateways |
| Engagement | Design · Deploy · Managed · Resale |
Core capabilities
- Cloud or on-premise controller for the whole site
- Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 7 access points with seamless roaming
- Managed switching with VLANs and PoE budgeting
- Gateway routing, firewalling, and site-to-site VPN
- Guest networks and captive portal isolation
How ClearPath helps: three ways to engage
Design & architect
Coverage and capacity planning rather than guesswork, covering AP placement, VLAN and SSID structure, PoE budget, and uplink sizing documented before hardware is ordered.
Deploy & migrate
Installed and cut over out of hours, with the old network reachable until the new one is verified. Firmware baselined and the controller adopted into our monitoring.
Licensing & resale
Hardware quoted and supplied through us, with spares stocked for the sites we manage so a failed AP is a swap, not a lead time.
Omada by TP-Link guides and brochures
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- Offices, clinics, and retail sites replacing unmanaged consumer gear
- Multi-site businesses that want one controller view
- Guest Wi-Fi that must stay isolated from business systems
Often deployed alongside
Not sure it is the right fit?
Tell us what you are running today. We will tell you plainly whether Omada by TP-Link is the answer, including when it is not.