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Clients are disconnected from AP3715i-based wireless network

Clients are disconnected from AP3715i-based wireless network

Robert_Zdzieblo
Contributor II
We have a WiFi deployment at the customer site, consisting of 30 pcs. of 3715i APs and 5 pcs. of 3805i and EWC v2110 controller. EWC software is 09.21.05.0007. There are four SSID's and they are secured by WPA2-PSK.

The are six 3715i APs in the office building, where clients are complaining about that they loosing connectivity at random intervals. This is rather not the coverage issue, cause coverage is pretty well. It is probably (?) not roaming issue as well, as it apllies to laptops laying down on the table for hours.

I don't really know how to start to investigate the issue and I am just asking for some directions from GTAC.

The wired infrastructure is built using C- nad B-series Extreme switches (if this info could be useful somehow); there is NetSight and NAC in passive mode.

REGARDS, Robert
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Doug
Extreme Employee
If you would like to start a case with the GTAC so they can review all your settings and configurations, please have the following ready....

Tech Support on the controller(s):
https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/How_To/How-to-Collect-a-Tech-Support-File-From-a-...

Grab an AP trace log package from a suspect AP, note the time and the clients MAC when the failure occurred.
https://gtacknowledge.extremenetworks.com/articles/How_To/How-to-Collect-Access-Point-Logging-Inform...

Doug Hyde
Director, Technical Support / Extreme Networks

What was the resolution on this, curious?

Doug
Extreme Employee
All set, we see the ticket and it has been assigned.
Doug Hyde
Director, Technical Support / Extreme Networks

OK, thanks. I just requested case management access through my extranet account, waiting for confirmation.
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