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I would be surprised if this is an issue with the container packaging. When you try to load those pages, do you get an errors in the browser developer tools? For example, any script errors or anything? It would be interesting to compare against what you see in the Windows version. Regardless, this is probably something that TP-Link needs to look into and address so I'd report it on the beta forums thread or through support (links to those). I don't run the beta version on my home network so there is limited testing I can do and I currently don't have my test set up deployed to do any checks (plus my test network only has a few old APs - I don't have any managed switches to actually do testing). |
totally blank and shows: "client does not exist"
blank shows no routing tables.
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i will shift all my switches to docker version in synology and i will send the screenshots. below |
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I've migrated this to a discussion since it's an upstream issue and nothing where action can be taken on the image. |



















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Controller Version
6.3.0.36
Describe the Bug
[Bug]: OMADA BETA 6.3.0.36 BUG IN DEVICE ->MANAGED DEVICE->SWITCH->NETWORK VIEW->ROUTING TABLE SECTION IS BLANK COMPLETELY. ON ALL SWITCHES MISSING. BUT WORKING FINE ON WINDOWS BETA 6.3.0.36.
EVEN AFTER SEVERAL FRESH INSTALL ITS BLANK NO ROUTING TABLE. SO I SHIFTED TO WINDOWS BETA VERSION. DUE TO THIS FACEING INTERNET ISSUE, TOPOLOGY ISSUE AND WHILE CLICKING ON ANY CLIENT IT SHOWS "CLIENT DOES NOT EXIST".
Expected Behavior
ALL IMAGES HERE ARE FROM WINDOWS OMADA BETA 6.3.0.36.


ABOVE SECTION IS BLANK COMPLETELY.
ABOVE SECTION AT RIGHT MOST SIDE: CLIENT/DEVICE DOES NOT EXIST. IN PLACE OF SINGLE DEVICE DETAIL.
Steps to Reproduce
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