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One note on LTT's latest Omada upgrade for James - You need to manually enable OFDMA on each access point for each frequency you want it on
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The original was posted on /r/linustechtips by /u/TryIsntGoodEnough on 2026-07-27 00:42:08+00:00.


One thing that I dont think Linus checked is if OFDMA was enabled on the Omada Access Points. By default I believe Omada disabled OFDMA and it really is a game changer on 5 and 6ghz if you have multiple devices that are using Wifi at the same time. I have been running an Omada system (with opnsense since I didnt want to buy the gateway) and it took me a while to realize OFDMA isnt enabled by default.

Edit: It looks like Omada enables OFDMA when the AP is used in stand alone mode, but when you adopt it into the Omada Controller SDN (even if that is running on a fusion gateway) the default profile is to disable OFDMA, so it has to be enabled manually.

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