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To construct VLAN traffic through WDS between standalone APs
Topology: Firewall(DHCP server)------switch-----root ap ((( repeater ap Procedure Connect all APs to the switch through Ethernet cable Go to CONFIGURATION > Network > IP Setting, and configure all the APs with static IP addresses. 3. Go to CONFIGURATION > Object > WDS Profile > WDS, and configure the WDS SSID. Also confirm…
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Is it possible to set the SSH session timeout on AP?
With the current design, the AP cannot be configured via CLI to automatically terminate a direct SSH session.
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Why can't generate a token after entering SN and password on the OpenWRT warranty-waiver website?
After entering the device SN and password "234" (using the default password), the token is still not generated. If AP does not have a unique password on the belly label sticker, is not eligible to use https://warranty-waiver.zyxel.com/ to unlock the bootloader. Unfortunately, you needs to find a way to unlock the…
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Why the "AP Role Capability" show "Remote AP" even though the "Remote AP" function is disabled?
The AP model does not support Remote AP function the "AP role capability" will show Standard. The AP model supports Remote AP function the "AP role capability" will show Remote AP even if you did not enable remote AP function. The "AP Role" tab will be highlighted (activated) when selecting any AP model that supports the…
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Is it possible to find the last reboot time of the access point?
You can find the reboot event via Site-wide > Monitor > Access points > Event log by searching with the keyword: reboot.
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Access Point is online but not showing information
The symptom of the issue will be the AP is online but without any monitoring data. There are some reasons may cause AP can’t send information to Nebula and could be checked via below items. Firewall Rules: Make sure that the firewall rules on your network allow the APs to communicate with Nebula's servers. Verify that the…
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How to activate Wi-Fi on the NWA220AX-6E models when they are powered via IEEE 802.3af PoE?
When NWA220AX-6E models are powered via IEEE 802.3af PoE, Wi-Fi functionality will be automatically disabled. This is because the NWA220AX-6E requires PoE+ (802.3at) for full operation. To enable Wi-Fi on your NWA220AX-6E, you will need to power it with a PoE+ (802.3at) compliant source.
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How can I migrate my Wi-Fi access points to another Nebula account?
To migrate your Wi-Fi access points (APs) to another Nebula account, you have a few options depending on whether the APs are currently registered to a Nebula account and if you have physical access to them. ￭If the APs are currently registered to a Nebula account you own: *You can move a device to another organization that…
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How can I change the device name associated with my access points in the client list?”
Updating client names within the Nebula Control Center (NCC) is a straightforward process that helps in better organizing and identifying the devices connected to your network. This quick guide will show you how to rename clients directly from the client page. Steps to change client name: 1.Login to your NCC account and…
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Why can’t I edit the radio country code in Nebula?
If your Nebula site is physically located in the United States, Nebula will automatically lock the radio country code to “United States”, and it cannot be modified. This restriction applies as long as there are managed devices present in the site. To change it, all devices must first be removed from the locked Nebula site.…
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What does AP LED flashing blue means?
Quick Flashing (Bright Blue, 300 ms) Indicates that the AP is operating in Repeater mode and is attempting to connect to a root AP (uplink). If repeater mode is not expected, please check the Ethernet cable and the connected uplink port to ensure the wired network connection is functioning properly. Slow Flashing (Dark…
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Why does the “SSID by usage” widget show duplicate SSIDs in Nebula?
The "SSID by usage" widget in Nebula Control Center (NCC) might display duplicate SSIDs, particularly when WPA3 Transition Mode is configured. This occurs because the widget differentiates SSID usage based on the actual security mode used by connected clients. Why duplicate SSIDs appear: When an SSID is configured in WPA3…
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Why can’t I enable Ethernet ports on the WAX300H when connected as a Smart Mesh AP?
The WAX300H access point supports Smart Mesh connection with the USG LITE 60AX router. However, the WAX300H is unable to provide network connectivity to wired devices through its Ethernet ports when operating as a repeater in a Smart Mesh setup. This limitation exists because the WAX300H does not support the Wireless…
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Extending Wireless Coverage with Remote AP Mesh?
To extend your wireless LAN coverage to remote locations and connect wired devices, you can configure your remote Access Point (AP) to act as a root in a mesh network while maintaining a secure tunnel to your USG FLEX. Secure Tunnel over Mesh: The secure tunnel established between the USG FLEX and your Remote AP can…
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How to View Device uptime in Nebula?
Nebula does not provide a direct method to view the uptime information for devices like Access Points (AP) within its interface. For Access Points, the uptime can be manually checked by connecting to the individual device via SSH and executing the command show system uptime.
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How do I enable roaming on my Zyxel Nebula network?
To enable roaming on your Zyxel Nebula network, ensure that all access points broadcast the same SSID (including identical SSID settings and tags). Adjust AP placement and output power to create sufficient signal overlap, allowing clients to transition smoothly between APs. You can further optimize roaming by enabling…
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How to resolve 'INVALID_PORTAL_SUCCESS_URL' error in Nebula?
If you encounter an 'INVALID_PORTAL_SUCCESS_URL' error when configuring SSIDs in Nebula Control Center, follow these steps to resolve the issue: Navigate to Site-wide > Configure > Access points > Captive portal customization. Under the SSID profile, locate the "Captive portal behavior" field. Either remove the existing…
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How can Nebula help identify external interference?
You can identify potential external interference by checking the Access Point Usage and Connectivity section in Nebula, which shows channel utilization and helps reveal congestion or abnormal RF activity.
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What are common causes of wireless health issues?
Common causes include interference from household or industrial devices such as microwaves, cordless phones, Bluetooth equipment, or baby monitors, as well as overlapping WiFi channels from neighboring networks, which can lead to congestion and reduced signal quality.
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What does the “wireless health reached the action-threshold” log indicate?
This log entry — “wireless-health Radio1 wireless health reached the action-threshold” — indicates that the wireless environment, specifically the 2.4 GHz radio on the access point, has reached a level of interference or congestion high enough to trigger Nebula’s wireless health alert. When this threshold is exceeded,…