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Quick Fix: "Controller ID not exist" Error

The Problem

You're seeing:

Omada login failed: Controller ID not exist.

This means you're using the wrong value for omadac_id.

The Solution (5 minutes)

Step 1: Get the Real Customer ID

  1. Open your Omada controller UI (Cloud-Based Controller)
  2. Go to Settings → Platform Integration → Open API
  3. Find your app: Datacenter-Control-Complete
  4. Click View / Details

On that page, you'll see:

  • Client ID → This goes in OMADA_CLIENT_ID
  • Client Secret → This goes in OMADA_CLIENT_SECRET
  • Customer ID / MSP ID / Omadac ID → This goes in OMADA_CUSTOMER_ID ⚠️ This is the one you need!

Step 2: Update Your .env File

Replace your current values with:

# From OpenAPI page - Client ID
OMADA_CLIENT_ID=<Client ID from Open API page>

# From OpenAPI page - Client Secret
OMADA_CLIENT_SECRET=<Client Secret from Open API page>

# From OpenAPI page - Customer/MSP ID (THIS IS THE KEY ONE!)
OMADA_CUSTOMER_ID=<Customer/MSP/omadac id from Open API page>

# Your Omada credentials
OMADA_USERNAME=teresa@teresalopez.us
OMADA_PASSWORD=L@kers2010

# Your Omada endpoints
OMADA_NORTHBOUND_BASE=https://euw1-omada-northbound.tplinkcloud.com
OMADA_CONTROLLER_BASE=https://euw1-omada-controller.tplinkcloud.com

# Use password auth to avoid OAuth noise
OMADA_AUTH_METHOD=password

Step 3: Restart

pnpm run dev

What You Should See

After updating OMADA_CUSTOMER_ID:

Success: Omada login successful

OR

Progress: Omada login failed: Invalid username or password (This means the Customer ID is correct! Just fix your username/password.)

Important Notes

  • DO NOT use TP_LINK_CLIENT_ID value as OMADA_CUSTOMER_ID - they're different!
  • The OMADA_CUSTOMER_ID is the controller/customer ID, not the application client ID
  • If you're using an MSP account, look for "MSP ID" instead of "Customer ID"

Still Having Issues?

If you still see "Controller ID not exist" after updating:

  1. Double-check you copied the exact value from the OpenAPI page
  2. Make sure there are no extra spaces or characters
  3. Verify you're looking at the correct application in the OpenAPI settings