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 # Home Assistant TP-Link Omada Integration
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 Adds Omada SDN Controller support to Home assistant. This integration requires [HACS](https://hacs.xyz).
 
 ## Features
 
-- Device tracker for WLAN clients
-- Device and client attributes and sensors.
+- Device tracker for clients.
+- Client and device bandwidth sensors.
+- Client and device statistics sensors.
+- WLAN Radio controls
+- WLAN SSID controls
+- Client blocking toggles.
 - SSID filter.
 
 ## Planned Features
 
-- Additional sensors.
-- Switches for toggling Omada settings.
-- Client filters
-- Support for additional hardware such as switches and routers.
+- Better wired client support (help wanted.)
+- Better switch and router support (help wanted.)
+- Individual client filters.
+- SDN and site controls and statistics.
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 ## Installation
 
-- [Add this custom repository to HACS](https://hacs.xyz/docs/faq/custom_repositories)
-- Install via HACS UI
-- Add and configure integration via Home Assistant
+Recommended to be installed via [HACS](https://github.com/hacs/integration)
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+1. Go to HACS -> Integrations
+2. [Add this repo to your HACS custom repositories](https://hacs.xyz/docs/faq/custom_repositories)
+3. Search for TP-Link Omada and install.
+4. Restart Home Assistant
+5. Open Home Assistant Settings -> Devices & Serivces
+6. Shift+reload your browser to clear config flow caches.
+7. Click ADD INTEGRATION
+8. Search for TP-Link Omada
+9. Enter the URL you use to access your Omada SDN, the username you would like HA to connect with, and its password.
+10. If no errors occur, you're all set! Otherwise, feel free to browse the issue track or open a new issue to help resolve the issue.