TP-Link EAP225-Wall Omada Controller Software 3.0.5 Windows/Linux User Guide - Page 122
General Setting, 6.2.1 Con Controller Name, 6.2.2 Con Mail Server
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·If you select administrator, the Site Privileges option will not appear and all sites are available for the administrator user. 5. Click Apply to add the user account. Note ··You can refer to the Role page to view the user role's type, description information, permission scope and created time. ··The user account cannot be used to log in to the Omada Controller through Omada Cloud Service. To access the controller via Cloud Access, you should be a cloud user. To add a cloud user, refer to manage the cloud users. 6.2 General Setting 6.2.1 Configure Controller Name Omada Controller is given a default name in the format Omada Controller_XXXXXX. You can give your controller a descriptive name in the Controller Settings > General Setting page and click Apply. 6.2.2 Configure Mail Server With the Mail Server, you can reset the login password of the user account if necessary. An email with the link of resetting password will be sent from the Omada Controller. It is different from the SMTP Server, which is just for the system log emails sending. Follow the steps below to configure mail server. 1. Go to Controller Settings > General Setting and click Mail Server. 116