SSH access
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I don't seem to be able to SSH as admin (or root) into the EAP even though SSH is enabled in site settings. Basically it doesn't like the credentials. Is the password for the EAP different from that for the controller?
I'm now running the SDN controller and could have sworn that, before the change, I could do this. I'm trying to debug suddenly slow wireless speeds (20 Mbps to a wired server with wireless link speed of 650Mbps on an idle 5GHz network) which is a whole story into itself.
Somewhat off topic but is 50% AP memory utilization on an idle network too high?
Thanks
Hi unmesh,
yes, the device password is different from the controller password. You need to use the credentials set in the device account settings. You find this in Site settings:
Omada Controller:
SDN Controller:
In previous controller versions the device account was initially set to the controller's login credentials, which was a security flaw when using Operator roles.
Regarding memory usage: 50% memory usage is pretty normal for an idle EAP.
Hi unmesh,
yes, the device password is different from the controller password. You need to use the credentials set in the device account settings. You find this in Site settings:
Omada Controller:
SDN Controller:
In previous controller versions the device account was initially set to the controller's login credentials, which was a security flaw when using Operator roles.
Regarding memory usage: 50% memory usage is pretty normal for an idle EAP.
@unmesh, looks like you did use the 2.4 GHz WLAN with 20 MHz channel width, right? This will give you a maximum WiFi rate of 144 Mbps and the iperf results are not surprising for 802.11b/g/n mixed mode. Could be a little better, but not much.
Try the 5 GHz band with 80 MHz channel width and 802.11ac-only WiFi mode. Under ideal conditions (free line of sight between client and EAP) I reach an average goodput of 645 Mbps for a WiFi rate of 867 Mbps on an EAP225 as following iperf/WiFiPerf results show:
