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How to configure roaming between two Nebula access points?
Introduction: Seamless wireless roaming is a valuable feature in wireless networking that allows users to move effortlessly between Access Points (APs) without any disruption to their connection. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up seamless wireless roaming on Nebula, ensuring a smooth and…
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Which Nebula Access Point(AP) do not support SNMP?
Those APs do not support SNMP NWA50AX NWA50AX PRO NWA55AXE NWA90AX NWA90AX PRO
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How can I Create Smart Mesh Network with a Router and Just One Access Point
Yes, but only the Nebula USG Lite 60AX security router supports acting as a Nebula Smart Mesh Root AP, while the single access point functions as a repeater to extend wireless coverage. Please note that all other routers, including third-party vendors, do not support creating a Smart Mesh network with Zyxel Nebula access…
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How to configure Nebula AP as root and repeater via smart mesh?
To set up a smart mesh network with your Nebula access points, you'll need to use the Nebula cloud platform. You can enable smart mesh for all APs in your site or individually for each AP. Here is the step-by-step article for your reference: [Nebula] How to extend wireless coverage by configure smart mesh?…
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How to set up a smart mesh with NWA110AX as repeaer?
To set up a smart mesh network with your NWA110AX access points, you'll need to use the Nebula cloud platform. You can enable smart mesh for all APs in your site or individually for each AP. Here is the step-by-step article for your reference: [Nebula] How to extend wireless coverage by configure smart mesh?…
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Why AP LED is blinking in blue ?
A blue blinking Zyxel AP light can indicate a few things. A blinking light blue LED on your Zyxel access point typically indicates that the AP is searching for an uplink signal. This could mean that the AP is trying to connect to a root AP in a mesh network. If the AP is blinking blue slowly and you cannot find your SSID,…
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LED is blinking on smart mesh repeater AP
Light blue blinking on your Zyxel Repeater AP indicates that the device is currently searching for an uplink signal. This is part of the normal setup process when deploying a mesh network. Make sure your repeater AP is in the signal covered area of root AP. If this happens when root AP and repeater AP are close to each…
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What radio band does WBE530 support?
The WBE530 supports all three key frequency bands: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz. This means it can operate on the traditional 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands, as well as the newer 6 GHz band. The WBE530 also supports a maximum channel width of 320 MHz on the 6 GHz band, which allows for higher data rates.
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Does the NWA130BE model support 6GHz?
The NWA130BE model does support the 6GHz band, which is part of the Wi-Fi 6E standard. It features 2x2 antennas on the 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz radios, supporting up to 320MHz bandwidth on the 6GHz radio.
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How can I force the WAX650S to operate at full power in Nebula?
To force the WAX650S to operate at full power in Nebula, follow these steps: Navigate to Site-wide > Devices > Access Points > WAX650S. Edit the power mode setting on the status page. Ensure the power supply can provide sufficient power to prevent system reboots.
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How does the power supply affect the performance of the WAX650S?
The operating state of the WAX650S changes depending on the power supply: IEEE 802.3af: Wireless functions cannot be activated. IEEE 802.3at: Operates with 2 transmit antennas and 4 receive antennas for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands, potentially limiting performance. IEEE 802.3bt: No restrictions, providing optimal…
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Why does the WAX650S LED indicate different power statuses?
The LED behavior varies based on the power mode and the operational environment: Standalone Mode: Users can manually force the WAX650S to operate at full power, causing the LED to turn green. Nebula Mode: When the power is limited to 802.3at, the LED remains amber to indicate that the device is operating in a power-limited…
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Why is my WAX300H not powering the PoE device connected to the PoE LAN port?
If the WAX300H is operating in Limited Power mode (powered by 802.3af PoE input), the LAN port PSE feature will be disabled. Please ensure that the WAX300H is powered with full power (802.3at) for optimal performance and function support.
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Why is my WAC500H not powering the PoE device connected to the PoE LAN port?
If the WAC500H is operating in Limited Power mode (powered by 802.3af PoE input), the LAN port PSE feature will be disabled. Please ensure that the WAC500H is powered with full power (802.3at) for optimal performance and function support.
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What AP models support LAN PoE output?
Currently, the WAC500H and WAX300H models each support a single LAN port with Power over Ethernet (PSE), providing a maximum power budget of 5 watts (WAC500H) and 7 watts (WAX300H) respectively.
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How can I configure the LAN port settings individually for each of my APs?
Navigate to Nebula » Configure » Access Points » AP & Port Settings page. Scroll down to the AP table, click on the AP you want to modify, then you'll be able to configure the VLAN settings uniquely for that AP.
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Why my AP IP address does not change when change LAN 1 port settings on AP & port settings page?
The AP management uplink port need to be configured in AP detailed page (By navigating to Nebula » Devices » Access points » Click the AP you want to modify AP management IP address settings), instead of LAN port configuration located at AP & port settings page.
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Why there are 3 AP LAN ports can be configured on Nebula?
The design for for AP LAN port configuration at Nebula » Configure » Access points » AP & port settings page is global-wide configuration. For example, for the managed AP model with no LAN port equipped, any LAN port configuration will not take effect due to no LAN port design. Further, for the managed AP model with 2 LAN…
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Why does AP's MAC address change randomly when in mesh mode?
The AP may appear to have a changing MAC address due to its operation in a mesh network. Especially the AP works as repeater, due to its physical uplink port is not used so it uses wireless mesh interface MAC address as itself to present in network topology for requesting an IP address or other operations. Also, when the…
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How to turn off the AP SSH access when AP is managed by Nebula?
Log in AP's console by local IP access or Remote SSH in Nebula Live Tool. Type in the command: "configure terminal" Type in the command: "no ip ssh server" If you finish the commands, then users could not use SSH to access the AP.