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DHCP connection error
Hi, There were no issues with the Wi-Fi connection until now.
I suspect the problem started after updating to version MR 30.7.1 on the MR30H model.
Since 14 days have passed, I can no longer perform a rollback.
Is there any way to manually revert to the previous version?
I also updated to MR 31.1.5.1 yesterday, but the issue persists.
We do not operate a separate DHCP server and are using DHCP configured on the Backbone.
It has been confirmed that there are no issues with the Backbone, and there are available IP addresses.
I am a beginner in network management.
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Since 14 days have passed, I can no longer perform a rollback.
Is there any way to manually revert to the previous version?
Yes. Open a ticket to support or call them.
DHCP errors on roams are cosmetic. Are you experiencing any issues or only seeing error logs ?
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Since 14 days have passed, I can no longer perform a rollback.
Is there any way to manually revert to the previous version?
Yes. Open a ticket to support or call them.
DHCP errors on roams are cosmetic. Are you experiencing any issues or only seeing error logs ?
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There is an issue. Customers were able to use the Wi-Fi normally yesterday, but today they are unable to connect.
I do not remember the previous firmware version of the MR30H.
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Thank you for your response.
I contacted the engineer and was able to manually downgrade the firmware to version 30.6.
