Hi  @ZoloNN 

What IP addresses are the EAP actually get?

What IP addresses did you configure for them?

Please click the Force Provision for the EAP units and see if it helps:

Hi @Vincent-TP,

maybe a small misunderstanding, let's summarize the issue again - now with picture 

1st of all - Controller settings were in sync with EAP physical settings, so no "Force provision" would help.

My current Windows Controller version is: 5.15.24.18

I'm talking about IP settings of an EAP (see picture below) device.

I have configured all my EAPs with Static IP - and suddenly (unfortunately I don't know exactly when) the Mode setting was flipped back to DHCP - and yes, all the EAPs had got IPs from DHCP range - that's how I did discover this (I was looking for IP of new device on network).

And when I clicked back to Static - all previously entered values were there - they were not discarded/reset/deleted....

Hi  @ZoloNN 

Thanks for the explanation -understood now.

This seems to be an accidental occurrence.

Could you recall which version you were running before the upgrade? We'd like to test it locally. 

Hi @Vincent-TP,

sorry.... I'm subscribed to beta software and firmware, so EAP FW was before the 1.5.3. The controller is updated at every new release.

Unfortunately I can't say, when the settings were changed as I've discovered this only by accident looking for other stuff.

That's the reason, why I've asked another users if they had observed this issue....

Hi  @ZoloNN 

Understood. Thanks.

We will also keep an eye on this kind of feedback.