Description

TP-Link Omada OC300 Hardware Controller

The TP-Link OC300 is a standalone hardware controller for the Omada Software Defined Networking (SDN) platform, built for businesses that need centralized control over their entire network. It manages up to 500 Omada access points, 100 routers, and 100 switches from a single interface, so IT admins can monitor and configure devices across multiple sites without touching each one individually. Powered by a Quad-Core A72 processor at 1.2GHz and 2GB DDR4 memory, it handles heavy network loads locally while also offering free cloud access for remote management via the Omada app or web UI. Furthermore, its USB 3.0 port supports automatic backups, and the durable metal casing suits both rackmount and desktop installation.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
<th>Model</th> OC300
<th>Processor</th> Quad-Core A72 @ 1.2GHz
<th>Memory</th> 2GB DDR4
<th>Storage</th> 2MB Nor Flash, 8GB eMMC
<th>Ethernet Ports</th> 2 x 10/100/1000Mbps RJ45
<th>USB Port</th> 1 x USB 3.0
<th>Interface</th> 1 x Kensington Lock, 1 x Reset
<th>Power Supply</th> 100–240V ~ 50/60Hz AC
<th>Max Power Consumption</th> 9.0W (no USB 3.0 connected), 14.8W (with USB 3.0 connected)
<th>Dimensions</th> 11.6 x 7.1 x 1.7 in. (294 x 180 x 44mm)
<th>Management Scale</th> 500 Omada EAPs, up to 100 Routers, up to 100 Switches
<th>Multi-Site Management</th> Yes
<th>Multi-Tenant Management</th> Yes (Role/Site/Device Privileges)
<th>Cloud Access</th> Yes
<th>Network Security</th> ACL, URL Filtering, Attack Defense
<th>VPN Support</th> IPSec, L2TP, PPTP, OpenVPN
<th>Portal Authentication</th> Voucher, Local User, SMS, RADIUS, Facebook, External Portal Server
<th>Authentication</th> 802.1X, RADIUS (Authentication/MAC Auth/Accounting)
<th>Migration</th> Site Migration, Controller Migration

Best Suited For

  • Multi-site businesses and enterprises – Centralized management, therefore, lets IT teams control access points, switches, and routers across many locations from one place
  • Hospitality, education, and retail networks – Portal authentication options (SMS, Facebook, RADIUS) suit venues that need controlled guest Wi-Fi access
  • IT admins needing on-premises reliability – Local hardware processing, combined with optional cloud access, offers stability without depending solely on the cloud
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