We’ve been noticing recurring black dots in our DHCP logs, which seem to align with user reports of network drop-offs. Each time, the logs show “DHCP did not occur.” What’s puzzling is that these users are stationary no movement or device relocation yet it looks like a roaming event across access points (APs) occurs, followed by several minutes of network loss. We’re trying to understand what these black dots indicate in DHCP terms and whether they signal AP roaming, DHCP lease renewal issues, or something else causing these intermittent connectivity disruptions. Any insights would be appreciated.
