Pook  Ally Member

You could use as an AP, make sure DHCP is off and give the LAN interface a suitable free static IP, and Bingo you have an AP. Devices that join the Wi-Fi will get an IP address from your LANS DHCP server.

I don't see how it is a breach, you signed them up and created an account for them regardless whether they verified it or not. Once registered on the platform you expect to get email notifications. I don't know what your deal is, all you seem to be doing is posting on these forums to find faults and complain about ZyXel…

While there is no Migration path I find the best option is to create a new site in Nebula. Add the Flex to this site and then manually copy over the config. It sounds a chore but doesn't really take too long so long as you don't have a complex large network. Once I swap out the devices I then clone site settings etc from…

I manage 615 Nebula devices, and I can vouch changes take just a few moments. I can't explain why you are seeing slow issues in your environment :-(

Can we get any info on what caused the issue?

Upgrading to a Flex series gives you much better granular control for VOIP.

Unfi is a great system but for business applications I have found the ZyXel products to be superior especially on very large projects. UniFi is fine for home and small office.

Any ETA on a fix?

No official post from ZyXel yet, most likely investigating. Edit: They have now posted.

Same here in the UK, just spinning blue Circles.

Can we all just take a minute to appreciate that for a brief moment we were all united as we stood in our server rooms holding a WAN cable while counting up to 60. There is something beautiful about that. Anyway thanks ZyXel for taking those extra steps as to prevent incidents like this occurring less likely.

No such thing as a perfect Vendor or Service that never has a blip or problems. Overall I would say the Uptime for Nebula is excellent and despite the massive headache this caused I wouldn't be interested in other vendors. Like I said at some point or providers will hit a snag, you just have to roll with it. But ZyXel do…

Will a reboot still do the trick? I only ask as it is easier to perform a reboot on a remote site rather than asking an end user to pull the cable. I have users that will definitely pull the wrong one lol

Just to add we are seeing USG Flex firewalls show their configuration as "Not Up To Date", these appliances are also not pickup up any changes made to Nebula cloud settings.