could not connect to one of an SSID on remaining EAP660 after another is powered off
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I have 2 EAP660 connected to TL-SG2008P poe switch. I also have the OC200 controller connected to the same switch.
Both have 4 SSID for 4 WiFi.
One of the AP (let's name it AP2) is near the kids room and I have scheduled the poe switch to power off the poe port for AP2 each evening and power on in the morning (the reason been to have less exposure on the kids). I have looked at an option to disable the WiFi only on the AP2 but looks like it's possible to have a schedule for a each SSID that will apply to all access points (at least I was not able to find how to do that only on one AP and not all of them).
Now the problem is that one of the WiFi is not accessible on the remaining EAP660 (let's name it AP1) after the AP2 is turned off (tried to connect from 3 different devices (chromebook, ipad and my laptop without any success) and for now only the reboot of the AP1 solves the access problem. Did not checked all the SSID, but one SSID is working fine and at least one could not be connected to.
Any suggestions how to troubleshoot such situation?
@Ionut21 1. If the 4 SSIDs of your two EAP broadcasts are the same, then you can achieve your needs by disabling PoE of the switch. You can set it in the PoE Schedule interface of the controller, turn off the PoE of the AP2 port at night, and then turn it on in the morning, so that your EAP will not broadcast any wifi at night.
2. If the SSIDs of your two EAPs are not the same, you can use WLAN Schedule to achieve your goal and let this AP2 stop broadcasting the SSID at night.
