Entire Wireless Network Persists in Power Save Mode
Every device that is part of this same wireless network has the green light-bulb icon regardless of activity from multiple devices over several days. This is a wireless network for only cell phones.
I thought this was referring to the client entering power saving mode; however, the text says it is the "wireless network" that is in power saving mode. None of the other networks on the same EAP's have this icon next to them in the Clients sub menu.
I cannot find any way to turn this power saving mode off in the software controller nor any reference in the manual. It will not do it automatically. If there is documentation for this feature, I would love to have a link, please. Windows Omada Software Controller v5.14.20.9
All of the devices on the wireless network in power saving mode have a hard time getting internet connectivity or it drops during active usage or pages load slowly.
I have another specialized network containing select cell phones that does not have the power saving mode icon active, and they are not experiencing the connectivity problems. Other networks containing IoT and computers do not have this icon and no connectivity problems. There is no scheduling associated with this wireless network, nor any other.
Thank you,
LM
Unfortunately disabling U-APSD on the access points did not solve the "wireless network power saver mode" issue. 
I disabled both 2.4 and 5ghz tabs (no 6ghz devices) and saved and confirmed.
I even rebooted all AP's. The issues is not as noticeable when browsing except it is slow or pauses for a moment. It is most obvious if playing an interactive game, which highlights the other network glitches. That results in constant "cannot connect to server" errors. It refreshes the connection, it works, then repeats connection interruption.
Maybe I am wrong about the cause, but the issue only impacts Android and OIS clients. Windows 10/11 have no issues.
Vincent-TP wrote
Any ideas are welcome. 🙏
Please show us a screenshot of the Device page so we would know what EAPs you are using.
Moreover, please also let us know the wireless utilization of your access points.
