Zyxel_Joslyn  Zyxel Employee

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  • Hi @papu If comparing 210 with 610D, the 610D output power is larger than 210. And we also sale the 610D with bundle license for NCC. 210 is not sold with bundle. Joslyn
  • Hi @papu The attachment is the atenna specification matrix. For your reference. Since the space that you provided is in the sape of a rectangle and you mentioned that cannot deploy the AP as celling mount, it will be better to use WAX650S which has stmart-antenna to be good for this environment. We suggest to place the…
  • Hi @Mike2301 The browser still used the default certificate to communicate with AP. As I mentioned before, please go to Configuration > System > WWW > Service Control > HTTPs, and change the "Server Certificate" to NWA55AXE that you created. Joslyn
  • Hi @Mike2301 May I know if you change the server certificate to the IP address in WWW? If you changed and it still did not work, please show the browser certificate for me. Enter the IP address and clieck the "Not secure". Then click the "Certificate is not valid" to show the certificate information. Please provide the…
  • Hi @FrankLauer There is no band steering if the AP is on-premises mode. We have 802.11k/v to assist station choose the correct AP while roaming. If you want to use client steeing, we also suggest you to activate the RSSI threshold. Go to Configuration > Object > AP Profile, and edit the radio profile. Click "Show Advanced…
  • Hi @Mike2301 Did you change the server certificate to the one that you created? Configuration > System > WWW > Service Control > HTTPs, and change the "Server Certificate" to the one that you need. If it still does not work, please provide me the certificate detail for me. Joslyn
  • Hi @arianwen27 Once the AP is managed by the NCC, the credentials will be the same with NCC. It could be found via Site-wide > Configure > General Settings > Device Configuration. Thanks for your update. Joslyn
  • Hi @Anonymous0 @undsie For CE, the max output power of band 3 is 30dBm EIRP. The output power value on the GUI is conducted value, not EIRP. Since we have to consider about the CE tolerance as 1.5dBm and atenna gain as 6dBi, that's why it will show 22dBm via the radio GUI. Joslyn
  • Hi @Mike2301 Did you try to open the WEB page with new incognito window? There might be a cache in the browser. If it still does not work, please import the certificate into the trusted root certificate in the PC and observe if it works. Joslyn
  • Hi @tleclaire According to our definition, if the LED blinks amber and green for 1 second alternatively, it means the AP is rebooting or trying to connect to NCC again. User guide page 29. https://download.zyxel.com/NWA50AX/user_guide/NWA50AX_6.20.pdf If the Wifi works fine in your environment, I think the reason why the…
  • Hi @Mike2301, Provide a solution for you. We have to import the certificate with the AP IP address into the browser. Step 1. Create a certificate with IP address Step 2. In the browser, go to Security and Privacy > Security > Manage certificates. Step 3. Choose Trusted Root Certification Authorities tab and press import…
  • Hi @DeNeij NAP102 has been end of sales, and NWA1123ACv3 is good to be substituted for NAP102. We also recommend our AX series for you because it uses WiFi6 technology which will let the users have better WiFi experience. With WiFi 6 there is no contention, no waiting, no degradation in performance. This improvement –…
  • Hi @Mike2301 The browser only can recognize the certificate which is signed from the third-party certificate complany. The default certificate of the AP is a self-signed certificate. That's why the browser will show the warning message even though you have already installed the self-signed certificate into the PC. If you…
  • Hi @Anonymous0 According to NWA210AX spec, the conducted transmit output power for 5G is 22dBm. https://download.zyxel.com/NWA210AX/datasheet/NWA210AX_4.pdf I had a test for channel 112 and channel 120, and both of them can have the output power as 22dBm without any issue. While changing the channel, the AP will choose…
  • Hi @BobHere It is ok to block all the traffic from WAN to Zywall and only allow trusted source IPs because the source IP address could be recognized. But it will be better if only allow the usage ports. Joslyn
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