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What encryption are you using? It needs to be WPA3 for 6GHz.

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Ah, doesn't that make the RTSP feed a bit of a non starter for most networks? I'd never even thought that it might be open access!

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@PhilipDAth, is this Axis replacement not as good then? https://www.axis.com/products/axis-d1110-video-decoder-4k

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I had a similar issue with some HP switches and and Avaya phone system some years ago and did actually have to put the option in both DHCP scopes as the phone initially chose the wrong VLAN and then corrected itself. I'd start with @PhilipDAth's recommendation of only adding the options to the DHCP server for the voice VLAN, but be prepared to add them to the data one if it fails.

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As @ww said, if you go to the devices tab and select a device, you should be able to assign a license, you will see the 1 year MR licenses that you bought, change the quantity to 1 (from 0) and then hit next. Once complete the expired license will be unassigned and the new license will be assigned to the AP.

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As you have seen, the PDL model is a bit broken, hence why no new customers can migrate to it...

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Apologies, I've seen that the automatic replacement didn't work... In which case you need to unassign the current expired 4 year license from each device and you can then assign one of the new ones. They will backdate and start from the 10th.

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In the Per Device Licensing model you can only have one example of each license type applied to a device. When the existing licenses expire, the new licenses should automatically be used. You also will not suffer an outage whilst this happens.

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The PoE devices is telling the switch that it might need as much as 30W (the budget), but at the time of looking they are only actually using 10.2W and 5.3W in my case. Therefore the switch would have a PoE budget of 60W and consumption of 15.5W.

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Remember that if you are going from one subnet to more than one subnet, check which IKE version you are using, if IKE V2 then you may run into trouble, depending on what the other end is.

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@Mloraditch is right here, the ATA192 needs to be connected to the voice VLAN by using an access port in that VLAN. The printer will need a different connection, or if you have a pair of cable splitter apadters you can make two 2-pair cables from the one 4-pair feed. In my experience, you won't be able to get the printer on a different VLAN to the native ATA function.

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Switch PoE total power is 740W Budgeted PoE power for all connected devices is 1008W The budget can way exceed the total as devices hardly ever use what they budget.

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If you go to the ports view and enable the PoE column, you can see how each device requests (and therefore the switch budgets) more empower than it generally uses:

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Consumption is how much power is currently being used by PoE devices on that switch Budgeted is how much all of the connected PoE devices have said they might need. i.e. a wireless AP might ask for 30W, but actually be only using 12W when you checked.

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In my case there is no interference, it is simply including it's own signal in the interference graphs.

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I love that you have created a proper badge for the employee All Stars, in the same way as the existing get one. Good effort @AmyReyes and @CarolineS 😎

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@AxL1971 are the 30 clients all on one MR56, or spread across many? If all on one, 30 clients per radio is the maximum recommended for a good data experience. If you are using Teams video/voice then that many clients is highly likely to cause quality issues. If across a number of MR56s with no more than 10 per AP then you should not be seeing issues.

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@Balcarras what firmware are you using. I had my first experience of this yesterday after a power outage, where I noticed one AP was stuck at 100Mb. I upgraded from 31.1.5.1 to 31.1.6 and it fixed it...

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Is it 30 clients connected to the SSID on 5GHz or 30 clients connected across the three SSIDs that are on a mix of 2.4GHz and 5GHz? The per radio recommended limit for a good wireless voice experience is 10 devices, so you might just be experiencing that.

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I'm not using SAML and though I have fingerprint authentication enabled, all it does is fill in the password and then ask for the MFA code...

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Let's hope the latest release has finally fixed it 🤞

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Thanks @Prestont, I should be clear that I mean closing the app then relaunching. If I leave the app open then it keeps you logged in for the default timeout (set to 15 mins to meet compliance standards). My main gripe is that the browser can remember MFA for 30 days and the app nothing 🤬

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Since the app was updated to the new one (at least on Android) with the slanty M logo, the login experience is so painful that it stops you using the app. Is it only me or does anyone else have to enter username, password and 2FA code EVERY time you go into the app, even if it is only a few seconds since you were last in it? /rant

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As @rwiesmann said, this is normal logs for the port simply going up and down, what are the times for these events? It could be a dodgy patch lead, power saving, or many other things.

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You can definitely configure them in the dashboard, see below for a switch running the current stable firmware:

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