We have non EOL Axis cameras and don't have this issue. I'd recommend upgrading the cameras, I understand budgets but having EOL gear in your stack is never good and can even invalidate your insurance. ... View more

Also check that the MX WAN port is reporting that it is connected to the ISP device at Gigabit full duplex (or whatever your ISP device needs). ... View more

Try using these power levels.     ... View more

In this case then we wold need a dhcp server as the mx wont be supplying it ! or would we use a vlan and set it that way ? ... View more

The AP's in question are only running 5Ghz. All AP's & Antennas are mounted on boards which are hung from the Cabling containment systems at each end of every aisle.  Profile has been added for these AP's using the ANT2513P4M-N antennas TX power setting 5-7dBm , most AP's have settled at 5dBm , AP's using Unii1 channels are restricted to 4dBm , Regulatory , but we have AP's on Unii1 channel covering the whole aisle whilst AP's on unii2 & extended are barely covering a 1/4 of an aisle on power level 5   ... View more

The options for this are limited to either API or Manual unless your networks are bound to a Configuration Template which would then allow you to modify this setting at the template level instead of managing this at the network level.    For the API calls you can use the GET/PUT Network Appliance VLANs in order to build your script. The linked document also has a sample JSON output to help build out your script.  ... View more

@cmr wrote: Not that it is a solution, but I've always advocated using L2 unmanaged switches for WAN splitting for two reasons: 1) what you've seen here where perhaps some tags are clashing 2) as the switch is completely unprotected, best to have something that can't be hacked... Thanks. Understood. That's likely my solution - replace with something simpler. I used these Unifi switches because they were perfect for this purpose; tiny 5-port switch, powered over PoE so can be powered from a single MX LAN port and used for both management and power, visibility into traffic stats (not very detailed, just basic throughput and volume), troubleshooting, and I happened to have some lying around. Oh well. ... View more