@Hank21 I've submitted a bug report TKID240727652 on the device crashes. At this point I suspect the controller is causing the crashes because the device doesn't crash when configured only via its...

I disassociated the device from the controller, uninstalled the controller, and configured the device via its builtin web server. So far, after 2-1/2 days, it has not crashed once. I am going to run...

Additional info The following was in dmesg this morning [25132.529899] wlan: [0:I:ANY] ieee80211_complete_wbuf: ieee80211_complete_wbuf: Reo queue update failed [26267.046955] wlan: [356:I:ANY] ...

I'm trying to troubleshoot AP disconnection issues. I've logged in via ssh but find that I'm hobbled by the lack of root access (can't ping, for instance). As an experienced linux and network admin,...

The title says it all. I've connected via ssh and tried to look at the contents of /var/log, but find that it's a socket, not a directory /var $ ls -al /var/log srw-rw-rw- 1 0 root ...

I was able to downgrade to 5.14.20.9, but since the db format has changed I had to start over with configuration. I have not adopted the AP yet, I'm going to wait a bit and see if the AP crashes...