@ducky328 

 

Try reset the EAP;

 

Check your controller Settings->Wireless Network->WLAN, make sure you have SSID created in this list.

 

And you may need to disable anti-virus/firewall on your PC. Status "disconnect" means the controller is not able to communicate with the EAP correctly. Maybe because ports 29810-29814 are blocked.

 

BTW EAP110-Outdoor is not really good at speed. It only has 100Mbps LAN port and it runs on Wi-Fi 4.

 

That's why I choose EAP225-outdoor and it works pretty good for my usage.

  @Somnus Already reset and set it up again. Also, EAP110-Outdoor is OK for me because most of my devices don't have WiFi 6.

Also what do you mean by "make sure you have an ssid created in this list"? I already have an SSID registered on the EAP.

Check the EAP firmware version, only the newest firmware can work with new SDN controller. If that is not the issue, I think it could be a hardware problem. Will your EAP work in standalone mode?