R1D2 wrote Yes, the names are being changed by the Controller. Still not sure why those weren't backed up in the tarball, and not sure why if it can't find the map files it is looking for it fails to...

For whatever it is worth I solved the map problem. I decided to dig a bit more into the code using standard chromium inspection tools. After following the code a bit I found the jave exception being...

Sorry, I don't have much experience with how to configure McAfee. Just make sure you have 29811, 29812 and 29813 open for TCP and 29810 open for UDP. If it still doesn't work it might be some other...

I believe if the firewall on the PC the controller is on is blocking certain ports it can stop the APs and EAP controller software from communicating, which would probably mark them as disconnected....

I think could just use an ACL on your guest networks. You could block all IPs on your LAN (depending on your authentication mechanism for the guest network you may need to allow access to the machine...

Seems like something is wrong with your AP. I have that AP and and clients have no problem receiving a DHCP IP. I don't think I had to do anything special for this to happen. Are there any firewalls...