Omada Reboots all my devices even though the schedule was deleted.
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Hello,
Omada seems to have a setting cached that automatically reboots my router, AP, and switch on Sunday at 1:00 AM.
It does this every week, even with the old firmware of omada of 5.7. I deleted any reboot schedule and still, my devices get rebooted every sunday at 1:00am.
There is no other setting that would cause this to happen. I remember accidently setting up a reboot schedule at 1:00 AM on sunday and deleting it, and yet it is still occurring.
The internet goes down for a few minutes, and in my event notification it always starts with "The LAN IP address/mask of AP were changed to 10.x.x.x/255.255.255.0."
I do not want to reset my omada controller and lose my settings, that is unacceptable. This has been happening for at least over a month, so no backup for before this period.
Can you please let me know how I can log in via terminal/ssh and delete any cached reboot schedules. This is a huge problem. Very annoying.
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Hello @deerskin
Have you ever restored your backup file or performed copy site before you edit or delete the original reboot schedule?
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Yes, I have restored settings through backup files on a locally-attached USB drive prior to deleting/changing the reboot schedule.
This was not motivated by changing the schedule. I just know that in the past I have often tinkered with the network settings and lost function because I changed the wrong thing. When that happens, I just restore the auto-backed-up settings to get things running again.
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Hello @deerskin
Thank you for confirming the information. The issue has been located and will be fixed in the subsequent versions.
As a temporary solution, you may hard reset the OC200 (backup the current settings first) and restore the backup file to wipe the issue.
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