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Did you happen to see the channels displaying the same set but in different seqences? eg. 48*/36/40/44 vs 36*/40/44/48

Thats some interesting law you have, I don't think I've seen such features anywhere on the control center as well, maybe zyxel has an office or distributor in your region that have solution for this, worth a try contacting them I guess .

you can only register to another Org that is owned by the account it was previouly registered to. create another Org from the original account then add yourself as admin to test it.

Did you put the 2 rules as any to any on top of each other? something like rule1 , app_deny; protocol:any ; src:any , dst:any ; rule2, deny ; protocol:any ; src:someIP , dst:any ; If thats the case, every traffic will hit rule1 first since you have it as any to any, rule 2 will never hit. I suggest you give higher priority…

if you mean by accessing the standalone GUI panel with full features when nebula not available, then your only way is to reset the device to factory default in that condition.

I also would like to know this information too, I received the notification as well but I can't find the information of what will be excluded if using the free version. Maybe it's good to have a chart or feature list describing it somewhere on the control center.

you can find it in general settings "AP LED lights"

Basically the client device decides when to roam , the APs only acts as a medium to assist your client to make the decision. We have a guy in our office with a laptop that we eventually gave up trying to letting it roam smoothly while other people have no problem at all. And the other thing is we use skype for our daily…

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我要感謝這篇救了我.. 重要客戶來我們公司拜訪 結果只有對方經理的MAC一直連不上wifi...然後會議就中斷了一下囧.. 趕緊上來查有沒有類似案例就看到這篇 我把AP頻道從36切到149之後就解決了. 真搞不懂蘋果的產品明明賣最貴還這麼多毛 

@Aussie_Melb I think it is the same with NXC mechanism, I tested it before, looks true to me and same with this KB's description https://kb.zyxel.com/KB/searchArticle!viewDetail.action?articleOid=014369&lang=EN

are the 2 SSIDs in a different organisation? it shouldn't if your aps are in the same org mine is working btw perhaps create a new account or try login with other account to see if that can work ?

nice! glad I can help. I guess apple products being too user friendly and features lead to these annoying things once in a while

seems something to do with macs in particular, maybe take a look at this? https://community.spiceworks.com/topic/425242-can-t-access-network-resources-over-vpn-on-a-mac?page=2 I would say probably change the priority of network in your mac and also enable "Send all traffic over VPN" see if it helps. and FYI , there seems…

I think at least either one subnet has to change otherwise there will be routing problems even if tunnel can be established, you can create tunnels through non-nebula VPN settings as I recall. Maybe you can try to change one interface to a not so common subnet IP specifically for VPN? ex. assign lan2 to a different port…