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Install the Omada Controller Download the installation file of Omada Controller from our website https://www.tp-link.com/en/ download/EAP-Controller.html. Make sure you have jsvc and curl installed in your system before installation, which is vital to the smooth running of the system. If your system does not have jsvc or curl installed, you can install it manually with the command: apt-get install or yum install. For example, you can use the command: apt-get install jsvc or yum install jsvc to get jsvc installed. And if dependencies are missing, you can use the command: apt-get -f install to fix the problem. ■■ Install the .tar.gz file Follow the steps below to install Omada Controller on your Linux PC: 1. Make sure your PC is running in root mode. You can use this command to enter root mode: sudo 2. Extract the tar.gz file using the command: tar zxvf Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_x64_targz.tar.gz 3. Install Omada Controller using the command: sudo./install.sh ■■ Install the .deb file Follow the steps below to install Omada Controller on your Linux PC: 1. Make sure your PC is running in root mode. You can use this command to enter root mode: sudo 2. Install the .deb file using the command: dpkg -i Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_x64.deb  Tips •• For installing the .tar.gz, if you want Omada Controller to run as a user (it runs as root by default) you should modify OMADA_USER value in bin/control.sh. •• To uninstall Omada Controller, go to the installation path: /opt/tplink/EAPController, and run the command: sudo ./uninstall.sh. •• During uninstallation, you can choose whether to backup the database. The backup folder is /opt/tplink/ eap_db_backup. •• During installation, you will be asked whether to restore the database if there is any backup database in the folder /opt/tplink/eap_db_backup. 6

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Install the Omada Controller
Download the installation file of Omada Controller from our website
download/EAP-Controller.html.
Make sure you have
jsvc
and
curl
installed in your system before installation, which is vital to the
smooth running of the system. If your system does not have
jsvc
or
curl
installed, you can install it
manually with the command:
apt-get install
or
yum install
. For example, you can use the command:
apt-get install jsvc
or
yum install jsvc
to get
jsvc
installed. And if dependencies are missing, you
can use the command:
apt-get -f install
to fix the problem.
■
Install the
.tar.gz file
Follow the steps below to install Omada Controller on your Linux PC:
1.
Make sure your PC is running in root mode. You can use this command to enter root mode:
sudo
2.
Extract the tar.gz file using the command:
tar zxvf Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_x64_targz.tar.gz
3.
Install Omada Controller using the command:
sudo./install.sh
■
Install the
.deb file
Follow the steps below to install Omada Controller on your Linux PC:
1.
Make sure your PC is running in root mode. You can use this command to enter root mode:
sudo
2.
Install the .deb file using the command:
dpkg -i Omada_Controller_v3.0.5_linux_x64.deb
±iIps
•
For installing the
.tar.gz
, if you want Omada Controller to run as a user (it runs as root by default) you should
modify OMADA_USER value in bin/control.sh.
•
To uninstall Omada Controller, go to the installation path: /opt/tplink/EAPController, and run the command:
sudo ./uninstall.sh.
•
During uninstallation, you can choose whether to backup the database. The backup folder is /opt/tplink/
eap_db_backup.
•
During installation, you will be asked whether to restore the database if there is any backup database in the
folder /opt/tplink/eap_db_backup.