Carlsap  ZCNE Certified

Well, all this info I can see in the atp200 console. I was hoping for some magic to actually monitor status of the APs performance and stability.

Thanks for the explanation Emily. Best regards from Arild

As far as I recall the ADP profile is default from Zyxel and should not be altered since its a security feature built in the Zyxel USG device. But as time progresses there is always something that changes in behaviour, In this case it seems to be the Iphones. Why the ADP feature trigger on this is beyond my knowledge, but…

Thank you for the suggestion, but I made a mistake in the question. I ment one external adress is to be reached through the WAN2 and outbound DNS queries must be allowed as well. All other outbound traffic should be routed trough the WAN1.

My mistake, I had to ping test from endpoint to endpoint. The switch itself does not reply to jumbopackets. Ran successfull ping test between two windows machines with this syntax: ping -f -l 8972 [IP address] Conclusion: The XGS2210 Switch supports jumbo frames on IPv4. Regards from Carlsap =)

Tried to run ping test from telnet session of xgs2210 switch to direct connected laptop with jumboframe enabled. command used: ping 192.168.1.100 size 1472 is ok ping 192.168.1.100 size 1500 is not ok Tried local loopback ping using xgs2210 local ip adress: ping 192.168.1.41 size 1472 is ok ping 192.168.1.41 size 1500 is…

Once again. Thank you Zyxel_Ryan for assisting. I also found some reference to MTU size in the Userguide version 4.5 called Path MTU Table. But appearantly it only cover the IPv6. Is there a plan to include the IPv4 in this MTU table view? Or does XGS2210 only support 9k in IPv6? Regards from Carlsap

Thank you Zyxel_Ryan Is there any documentation you can supply on this matter? I probably need to share this information to the HPE simplivity deployment team. Carlsap