@Vincent-TP 

 

Does a version of this latest one exist for 650 v1 ?   interested to put it on a EAP that is hardly used to compare its stability against the other two version 1.1.3 and 1.3.50

 

  @Vincent-TP 

 

I thought they are effectively same unit with a different SKU because the 650 comes with PSU and the 653 does not.  Interesting.  Will keep an eye on mine anyway

  @Vincent-TP 

 

I have the access point connected to cloud essential to test a bit, but it looks like there are problems with the new firmware as well.

 

 

I'm going to try adopting it to my on-prem controller at home to see if the same thing happens there.

 

 

Vincent-TP wrote

Hi  @MR.S 

Thank you for your feedback. We have identified the cause of this situation and are currently working on it.

Additionally, these phenomena should not affect normal network usage—they are merely display issues. Has this had any impact on your network connectivity?

MR.S wrote

  @Vincent-TP 

 

I have the access point connected to cloud essential to test a bit, but it looks like there are problems with the new firmware as well.

 

 

I'm going to try adopting it to my on-prem controller at home to see if the same thing happens there.

 

 

 

  @Vincent-TP 

 

 

 

no I didn't notice anything, the PC wasn't disconnected or anything

 

@Gilles2516 

 

I'm on 1.3.90 with 2 EAP653 for almost a week now. What I notice is that on one of them memoryusage is slowing creeping up to 80% with only very few clients. While the other one still has around 63% memoryusage no matter how many clients (10 at the moment). Strangely enough the one that gave me the most problems before is now working better than the other one.

I also reactivated fast roaming, non-sticky roaming and bandsteering. This does not seem to work properly with these AP's. I noticed that some of the clients are not connected to the most logical AP.

 

Another thing that I can't explain is why on these AP the 2,4GHz band seems to overload so fast with only a few clients. At this moment I can't imagine more than 15 clients being connected to the same AP. While they are advertised for far more than that.

 

The image shows the more problematic AP. The dips in memoryusage are there because of a scheduled reboot. I disabled that later that week as shown. 

 

but. still no disconnected AP from the controller.

 

 

I'm still on 1.1.3 and stability is back where it was before. I don't see any 2.4G overloading issues. I do notice however that Fast roaming does not appear to work. Would I need a local hardware or software controller for that? Anyway, eagerly waiting for new firmware updates to improve the situation.