@MrTom i have this several times a day - really annoying, running OC200 1.34.2 Build 20250110 Rel.75707 (Stable)

Im getting this Omada wheel of death over and over, today especially in reports section, this shoud be fixed. Loks like it crashes and starring provisioning all devices afterwards. Luckily clients seems to be ok.

OK, mine is constantly spinnig even after reboot. wow. iphone app still connects though.

  @shuravko I've just upgraded my OC200 v2 to firmware 2.19.2 Build 20250110 Rel.75724 just a few days ago. I like the new UI layout, but it'll take a while to get used to where things are now.

I have to give my upgrade some time to see if it's stable, since I was getting lockups about every week or so. But ya, luckily clients still function okay, but it's concerning when you have over 100 clients and 12 APs on your network. I suppose it'd be as if you just unplug your controller right now, everything still works but you probably won't be able to roam seamlessly from AP to AP. It is annoying to receive a text in the middle of the night with all your devices being removed then connected again.

I'll post another log if this happenes again. Hopefully there's at least one support member watching this thread.

  @Vincent-TP That's a strange response. You say there were many events generated, insufficient controller cache. But, those events were generated after the controller resumed from being locked up. Disabling the "Device Connected" will only stop notifying me when there's a problem and my devices were disconnected. I'll still get notifications of "Device Disconnected" after the controller locks up. Also, all the features configured at the same time are pretty much all the default "Event Notifications Settings".

I'm well aware of many options to hide the notifications of the problem, but the problem still may be there, and the controller may still be locking up, I just wouldn't be notified of it.

If the issue occurs again, I will definitely contact support to create a bug ticket.

  @MrTom I've upgraded to OC300 - that's night and day difference, I have 5 switches, over 100 users and 10 APs. Way too many for OC200. It's underpowered and really usable for very small home/office setups. Look like it's crashes and freezes due to lack of memory.