TP-Link EAP225-Wall Omada Controller Software 3.0.5 Windows/Linux User Guide - Page 105

Manage the Controller via Omada Cloud, Unbind a TP-Link ID

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TP-Link ID Role Site Privileges Enter the TP-Link ID that you want to add as the new Cloud User. If you do not have another TP-Link ID, you can click Register Now and follow the instructions to register a TP-Link ID. Select the role for the new Cloud User from the drop-down list. Two options are provided: Operator: An Operator account can change the settings of the privileged sites that are given by the administrator. And the Operator account cannot manage the cloud users and change controller settings. Observer: An Observer account can only view the status and settings of the privileged sites that are given by the administrator but not change the settings. Both the Operator and Observer accounts cannot manage the cloud users and controller settings. Thus Operator and Observer accounts can only be created or deleted by the administrator. Select the privileged sites (multiple options available) for the Operator or Observer accounts from the drop-down list. Unbind a TP-Link ID You can click Unbind to unbind your administrator TP-Link ID. Note that Unbind operation cannot be performed when you log in to the controller through Omada Cloud service. 4.2 Manage the Controller via Omada Cloud With Cloud Access enabled, you can manage your controller remotely using your TP-Link ID. You can refer to the following topology. 99

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TP-Link ID
Enter the TP-Link ID that you want to add as the new Cloud User. If you do not
have another TP-Link ID, you can click
Register Now
and follow the instructions
to register a TP-Link ID.
Role
Select the role for the new Cloud User from the drop-down list. Two options are
provided:
Operator:
An Operator account can change the settings of the privileged sites
that are given by the administrator. And the Operator account cannot manage
the cloud users and change controller settings.
Observer
: An Observer account can only view the status and settings of the
privileged sites that are given by the administrator but not change the settings.
Both the Operator and Observer accounts cannot manage the cloud users and
controller settings. Thus Operator and Observer accounts can only be created or
deleted by the administrator.
Site Privileges
Select the privileged sites (multiple options available) for the Operator or
Observer accounts from the drop-down list.
Unbind a TP-Link ID
You can click
Unbind
to unbind your administrator TP-Link ID. Note that Unbind operation cannot be
performed when you log in to the controller through Omada Cloud service.
4.2
Manage the Controller via Omada Cloud
With Cloud Access enabled, you can manage your controller remotely using your TP-Link ID. You
can refer to the following topology.