@Hutchy If you haven't done so, try restarting everything. I've run into weird problems that have been solved by restarting everything in the past.

@MR.S 6 Ghz is frequency/channel WiFi 6 is a Wifi standard that has nothing to do with each other. On your access points, you only have 2.4 and 5 Ghz radios, but you are not the first to have...

@ZoloNN in such a situation, I sort by uptime, then I quickly find the device I'm looking for, then I give the device a name so that I don't have to look for it later.

@Jeesoon1 to connect to 6 Ghz you must have access points that support 6 Ghz, as far as I can see you don't

@ZoloNN on Omada there is only the one list, yes as I said fixed IP addresses are also displayed so you have to see what is in the scoop. but I don't see the problem, you find clients and which IP...

@ZoloNN you can see it here, but here the fixed ip will also be visible, so you have to look for the ip in the dhcp scoop. There are no other places to see this.