3x EAP225 Using Management Software
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3x EAP225 Using Management Software
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Hi There,
We are struggling with 3x EAP225(EU) V1 latest firmware 1.0.0 Build 20160909 Rel. 40914
The problem we have is that all laptop and computer are experiencing inconsistent connectivity.
The connection drops for between 30 and 60 seconds. The time frame and inconsistent nature of the drops don't give me enough time to trace it to the source.
We have split the network 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz, set the 2.4Ghz to b/g mixed mode and 20mhz
We have also tired setting the mode to N only and mixed b/g/n
I have tried setting the MTU to a low value on the laptops.
I have setup all three APs as stondalone APS with unique SSIDS and had divided the users manually between the APs. But the problem persists.
We have replaced the Netgear switches in the server cabinet and we have reconfigure the DHCP services, and moved the DHCP to another server.
We have replaced all the patch leads and checked the patch panels and checked every network cable running into the cabinet.
I have run PRTG to monitor the switches ports and the APs IPs to see if it can detect the drops.
The bottom line is I have exhausted all my options.
Any ideas as to what else can be done.
Hardware Version :
Firmware Version :
ISP :
Hi There,
We are struggling with 3x EAP225(EU) V1 latest firmware 1.0.0 Build 20160909 Rel. 40914
The problem we have is that all laptop and computer are experiencing inconsistent connectivity.
The connection drops for between 30 and 60 seconds. The time frame and inconsistent nature of the drops don't give me enough time to trace it to the source.
We have split the network 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz, set the 2.4Ghz to b/g mixed mode and 20mhz
We have also tired setting the mode to N only and mixed b/g/n
I have tried setting the MTU to a low value on the laptops.
I have setup all three APs as stondalone APS with unique SSIDS and had divided the users manually between the APs. But the problem persists.
We have replaced the Netgear switches in the server cabinet and we have reconfigure the DHCP services, and moved the DHCP to another server.
We have replaced all the patch leads and checked the patch panels and checked every network cable running into the cabinet.
I have run PRTG to monitor the switches ports and the APs IPs to see if it can detect the drops.
The bottom line is I have exhausted all my options.
Any ideas as to what else can be done.
