jpblanch75  Ally Member

ABTD.2 is the latest firmware.... I would like to recommend something then.... Please show what the current firmware is when I log into the AP locally when using Nebula. Please allow a manual update locally when using Nebula. Thank you

Blanchette Home It has nothing to do with settings..... Cloud Firmware just not working.

1.5 -1.7gbps is not slow for a 2.5g port. The bottle neck is the wifi capabilities not the port. 802.11r has been posted many times here by employees that it works in standalone mode. At my work we sell Araknis and Access Networks APs and they work in standalone mode.... It's a limitation because of Zyxel. They want you to…

Seperate the 2.4 and 5 SSIDs. Use different channels for each AP. Set channels manually, On 5g use one in the 36-48 and the other in the 149-161. Set 2.4 to 20mhz and 5g to 80mhz. Disable U-APSD Don't use DFS or DCS at least until you figure out your speed issue. I get 940mbps via WiFi with my Galaxy s21. My APs are using…

Great to hear!

I'm confused here. There are multiple posts by employees in these forums that state 802.11r are "Auto-Enabled in Standalone Mode" So.....which is it? Not having Fast Roaming in Standalone mode would be very disappointing.

If one works fine and the other isn't then I would think it could be a Ethernet issue. What is your setup? How are they connected? How are your channels setup? Have you tried just swapping then two APs to rule out the AP itself?

Thanks for that. It appears that Standalone could have many more settings available. Would be nice to see all the settings align between standalone and Cloud. It almost feels like I have settings missing on Nebula that I would probably see in standalone. The Nebula app is pretty useless as you can't really do anything…

I'm not asking about WiFi 6E..... I'm talking about the wifi 6 AX APs. That standard was announced an upgrade at CES. It's release 2 or rev 2....…

Looks like another version was released last night for my nwa210ax.... No download or release notes available.

Thanks for that. It appears that Standalone could have many more settings available. Would be nice to see all the settings align between standalone and Cloud. It almost feels like I have settings missing on Nebula that I would probably see in standalone. The Nebula app is pretty useless as you can't really do anything…

While that post give some good info which I already read, I feel like the details I was asking about aren't in it. I would like the APs to balance the load based on signal strength not just weak signal or overloaded AP. When I think about load balancing,,,, I'm thinking that the AP should kick the client if its weaker…

So if my APs show the neighbor as my Managed Switch does that mean its not working correctly?