jpblanch75  Ally Member

Well, you guys have done nothing.... I left it on DFS and it set both my APs to the same channel! LOL I'm back to set my own channel but, you need to fix this.

Please do it swiftly. 


It happened again!!

Very annoying

I just restarted my Network and when the APs came back up they did it again! So it appears that they don't hold their settings during a system reset like a power loss.

Yes I do that. It just happened AGAIN. I just set them back to where I want them. Support access is enabled.

There is no symptoms. I'll manually set the channels and after some time I'll realize that I'm using different channels than I set. When I go in the settings, The channels are now set to (DCS).


A network controller or Cloud controller is needed for fast roaming (802.11r). It is not available in Stand-alone mode.

But the fast roaming option 802 11r is not available when in standby mode unfortunately.


Fast roaming it's mostly device controlled. The device needs to see both networks at its roaming point. So basically for fast roaming to function the APs coverage need to overlap each other. Also be aware that Apple phones aren't very good roamers. I currently use Nebula with fast roaming enabled and it works fine. In…


These are instructions for use with a Controller.


Do you have Fast roaming as an option is standalone mode? My NWA210AX APs didn't last I checked but that was a few Firmware ago so I went back to Nebula Cloud control for fast roaming.

yes


Nebula basic is free and includes 802.11k,v,r support. They have upgraded licences for some extra features such as traffic shaping, traffic monitoring and security services and some others..... I have been only using the free service.


Disable U-APSD.... Disable DFS and DCS.... Set channels manually.... For 5ghz set one in the 36-48 channels and the other in the 149-161 channels. For 2.4ghz... use less used channels around each AP.