Agree, that remote shell feature is great!
Have another feature discussion..... presently experience issues where DFS channels had been carefully chosen based on a site survey, but on many sites, if not all, the AP channels would all slowly but surley move to non-DFS channels.
I believe this version is now meant to help with this by automatically moving the channel back when their are no clients associated to the AP.
Is this correct? Is this on automatically or could anyone please elaborate where and how its configured?
Still, it leaves me open as to what should I do i.e. this feature seems a great idea but if APs keep regularly receiving DFS events then this might be more disruptive because of the channel change.
I'm left with deciding to use non-DFS channels only, where things might be more stable or use this feature that might ultimately give me better performance. Just at the mercy of DFS, which must be legitimate events, but what I have no idea what. Be nice if there was an easy means to work that out?
Many thanks.