That's the password for the network that I'm connecting it to to repeat correct? if so then yes I've tried multiple times and am absolutely sure that it's the correct password.

  @Hank21 The EAP is around 50 feet from the main router, across an open room, so no obstructions. If I change the EAP's broadcasting SSID (the one it advertises) to something other than the main network everything works fine immediately (except I have a separate network) it works, and it shows host connected. When I select the option to mirror the Host which is what I really want it fails to connect to host. I was hoping to have the same SSID as it means that clients will roam to this EAP when it's strongests, when separate SSIDs you have to make them switch otherwise they hang on to the other network even when it's not a great signal. As it's an advertised and in firmware feature I expect this to function.

I'm running Firmware 1.1.3 Build 20230330 Rel 73099

  @Hank21 

This is incorrect from my data.

When the EAP is set to mirror the Host network the behaviour I see is as follows:

• When the phone is connected to my main network via the main AP and not through the EAP then the Omada app will not show the EAP on it's screen since it's not connected to the host network and can't be viewed
• then I move to a location the opposite side of the EAP from the host network and my phone will connect to the EAP instead on the HOST networks SSID (I can see this happen as the signal strength goes from lower to full again)
• At the point in time the EAP shows up on Omada but I don't have an interenet connection at all, and the EAP shows under the "Wireless->Host Network" page "Host Disconnected".

Changing the EAP to a different SSID from the host then I can see the EAP while I'm on the host network, and get on the internet from the EAP. Changing it back to the Host SSID and it all fails again. This is infinitely repeateable

  @Hank21 hi so what exactly do you want me to do once I check the connections?

I can already tell if I'm on the EAP or not, in one case the EAP has a different SSID than the host network and I can tell because that's the SSD I am attached to.

In the second case when the EAP is attempting to re-broadcast the HOST SSID I know when I'm on the EAP because when I'm not connected to the EAP the EAP is not visible in the Omada app, and when I am connected to it it's visibile in the app and I do not have a connection to the internet.

Bascially I already know if I'm connected to the EAP or not, and can confirm as I stated in the above that when the EAP is attempting to mirror the Host network it does not connect to the host, but when it doesn't mirror it does. That's the bug I'm trying to solve here. If you have exact steps on things you want me to try I'm happy to do that, but I do believe I've covered what you are asking me to do here.