What is Ethernet failover?
Zyxel_Jami
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Ethernet failover is a network redundancy mechanism designed to maintain continuous network connectivity in the event of a failure in the primary Ethernet connection.
In Nebula, "Ethernet Failover" is used to change the AP's role based on its connection status.
Here is our design mechanism:
- When enabled, a wired AP in the site automatically changes its role from root AP to repeater AP if the AP is unable to reach the site's gateway.
- When disabled, a wired AP in the site automatically changes its role from root AP to repeater AP only if the AP's uplink Ethernet cable is unplugged.
Path: Go to Configure > Access point > AP & port settings.
In the General settings, you can enable or disable the Ethernet Failover feature.
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