Just for the info. I replaced the access point with a new one and the problem seems to be solved. So it will indeed have been a hardwired problem. Thanks for the tips ;-)

@Vincent-TP Indeed. Is what I was thinking as well.. Going to check that and will keep this forum in touch ;-)

@Vincent-TP Thanks for the feedback and reply. The fact that you tell that the EAP is not stable I don't like to hear.... So are there other APs managed through Omada that are stable? I'll indeed...

I experience on a regular basis that 1 of my 3 access points suddenly drops a large number of packets leaving the connected devices without connectivity. After a reboot, the problem is solved again...