Ced2ric wrote I suspect that they are roaming from one AP to another one or to the 5ghz band that might cause these disconnect. Could be, but then this means that you have just too much EAPs on a too...

EtRod_ wrote Hi, I am not using community version. is there any way to do this on the TP-Link version? AFAIK no, but I'm not using the official version since my setup relies on omadactl for CLI-based...

nbali wrote You can see high number of dropped Rx packets. The dropped Rx packets are in your (wired) LAN. I would check cables and the network for the cause.

@autumnwalker, the sorting order is correct, but it sorts only the hostnames visible on the page. You can check this by showing 100 entries per page and then click once to the hostname header to sort...

@EtRod_, Omada Controller Community version has this feature: $ omadactl -V omadactl version 2.0 Omada Controller version 3.2.9 $

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