Post AaTYa2zR20LFghjGEK by ewon_c@social.linux.pizza
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(DIR) Post #AaQyWbrCuGBbwcAGDA by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T17:59:02Z
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I have no idea why Unifi decides to disconnect all wireless clients suddenly.Same issues as always, I thought that they have become better
(DIR) Post #AaQympfHL0ONOwJwHo by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:01:58Z
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Devices disconnecting, unable to connect for a few minutes for no reasonlatency spikes and sudden packet lossThinking about a refund for this shit.
(DIR) Post #AaQyrx2HMO97i4WHeC by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:02:22Z
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Alternatively, just use it for mobile clients and wire up all desktops and docking stations
(DIR) Post #AaQywU0ugt1F9D2f20 by meraord@mastodonsweden.se
2023-10-04T18:03:17Z
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@selea That happens to me too. I thought it was the work VPN that kicked me out, but Im now rather suspecting our router.
(DIR) Post #AaQz19kzQsavlnp2TQ by joacim@mastodon.melin.org
2023-10-04T18:04:14Z
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@selea Anytime you change anything in the wifi settings it restarts the network stack in the UDR.
(DIR) Post #AaQzGqutFReZyGwBUW by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:07:24Z
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@joacim Yeah, it is so stupidBut it has started to be more stupided the last weeks.
(DIR) Post #AaQzRLJV5VYf8pS15s by joacim@mastodon.melin.org
2023-10-04T18:09:12Z
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@selea Latest version sucks balls.
(DIR) Post #AaQzVWNLtvX4bmFFYW by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:09:34Z
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@meraord Do you unifi too? And with the same issues?
(DIR) Post #AaQzbsKTBvKoQvvVlQ by meraord@mastodonsweden.se
2023-10-04T18:10:53Z
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@selea uh, sorry. Not unifi.
(DIR) Post #AaR0lmj4yhsxuDj732 by finlaydag33k@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:24:08Z
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@selea In all fairness, wiring up all desktops and docking stations doesn't sound like a bad idea regardless of this issue.
(DIR) Post #AaR1wEjlmvVPdAb5lo by iam_jfnklstrm@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:37:01Z
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@selea we’ve got the same issues at my work. Video conferences is done in pods so we have to rely on wi-fi when having meetings. Wonky is the nice way to describe how it works
(DIR) Post #AaR3gEJjmVKPbTuqpc by antsu@p.antsu.net
2023-10-04T18:56:51Z
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@selea Are you using DFS frequencies by any chance? Try manually setting your 5GHz channel to 48 or below.
(DIR) Post #AaR3tPmiSOxIvwl1vc by mkj@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T18:59:12Z
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@finlaydag33k @selea I agree. Wireless should be reserved strictly for when wired isn't practical.
(DIR) Post #AaR9nBXF7hRuj7vtJ2 by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-04T20:05:18Z
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@antsu I think not, I have made sure that the channels exists on the less crowded ones.But this is consistent with the whole unifi experience.
(DIR) Post #AaRBbGJhiearzS2hSy by antsu@p.antsu.net
2023-10-04T20:25:35Z
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@selea What I mean is, if you use any channel from 52 to 140 (EU)/144 (UK), even if it shows as unused, the AP has to, by law, drop all communications and go silent for a couple of minutes if it detects radar comms (which use the same channel range). Setting the channel manually to 36, 40, 44 or 48 resolves this problem. I have a U6Lite that has been running rock-solid for years on channel 48 (80MHz), even with less-than-ideal placement. In any case it's worth a shot.
(DIR) Post #AaRBnrYF6lHOwhqq3c by antsu@p.antsu.net
2023-10-04T20:27:52Z
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@selea Btw, you can check if this is the cause of the drops by going to `Network app > System Log > AP` and looking for "Radar Detection" events.
(DIR) Post #AaS6x5Xu8n1MLJEUl6 by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-05T07:08:11Z
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@antsu I dont have that option in the Dream Router :(
(DIR) Post #AaS71ioU5ToVHqCHwm by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-05T07:08:53Z
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@antsu That's interesting, I have to check that!
(DIR) Post #AaSDIwlMda8bFzByc4 by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-05T08:19:22Z
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@antsu I've made those changes, hopefully it will be better from now on :)
(DIR) Post #AaTYa2zR20LFghjGEK by ewon_c@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-05T23:52:28Z
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@selea it could be caused by wireless interference. In that case, choose a narrower band 20/40Mhz, and let the AP controller do some “optimization”
(DIR) Post #AbChDU4ZSFU3bQmzWC by selea@social.linux.pizza
2023-10-27T18:31:13Z
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@antsu Hey!Just letting you know, that your suggestion really helped!