Interesting Beacon 200 (value) and looks SSID Similar to my Open voucher Authentication Wi-Fi
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I observed this for a long time someone Imitate my Open authentication SSID Casual Prepaid Internet 5GHz wherefrom the attached screenshot it's obviously the imitator use wpa authentication on the 2.4GHz radio :). I'm just curious why the beacon of those devices is under 200 value while the majority of the beacon on my eap 225 outdoor and other neighbor wifi is 100 value? Is there's a way from omada controller sdn to exclude them or mark hide the same for other rogues AP's to keep out of might list? Is there's an effect over other neighboring Wi-Fi if other configure beacon in such that way? or the effect of that to itself (their network)?
Please advise.
Dear @JhonneL,
Beacon refers to how often the APs send a beacon to clients. The default beacon value is 100, which can be changed under Advanced features ->Beacon Control -> Beacon Interval on the Omada SDN 4.1.5.
You may filter the rogue APs based on Last Seen (select the start date and end date) to check the rogue AP. From your screenshot, the rogues APs in the red circle were last seen before Oct 11. Would the rogues APs in the red circle be scanned again after Oct 11?
Here is the UG of Omada SDN 4.1.5 for your reference:
