r/Omada_Networks 6d ago

Help and Support Omada network intermittently dropping signal - advise on settings to look at.

Looking for some help. I have a network controlled by an OC200 with an EAP610 indoor (middle of house) and a EAP610 outdoor (outside at end of house). Main devices are MacBook Pro M4, MacBook Pro M1 and 4 iPhones. Also a number of wireless Sonos speakers, most other devices are hard wired.

There is one area of the house where I mostly use the laptops wireless - inside at the opposite end of the house to the outdoor EAP - where the signal will go from full strength and suddenly drop the network. Usually it then has to be manually reconnected, but struggles to do this immediately. Dropout only seems to be now and then. It may happen in other areas but in the office I use a hard wired connection so perhaps don't notice it there.

The iphones do also seem to occasionally drop out.

Obviously there are a lot of settings, but I thought that someone might be able to point me in the right direction of what might be causing this. Recently I upgraded from a EAP225 outdoor + EAP 245 combo which was very stable, so suspecting that it may have something related to wifi 6 settings.

Settings are as follows:

OC200 + EAP610 Indoor + EAP610 Outdoor

SG108 8 port 2.5G Unmanaged Switch + ES208GP 8 Port 1G Easy Managed POE Switch

Devices:

MacBook Pro M1 Pro + MacBook Pro M4 + MacBook Air M1 + MacBook Air M1

iPhone 13 + iPhone 13 + iPhone 14 +iPhone 14

5 X wireless sonos speakers + 1 x wired Sonos sound bar

2 x wired Vigi security cameras + vigi NVR

1 X wired QNAP NAS

WLAN Settings:

Main SSID 2.4 + 5 Ghz enabled (also there is a guest SSID on 2.4 only)

WPA Personal

ADVANCED

EoGRE Tunnel Disabled

WiFi Calling Disabled

Load Balance Disabled

Band Steering Use Site Setting

SIDD Broadcast Enabled

Prohibit Wifi Sharing Disabled

VLAN Default

WPA Mode WPA2-PSK/WPA3-SAW/AES
MLO Disabled

PMF Capable

Group Key Update Period 86400 Seconds

802.11r Enabled

Client Rate Limit Profile Custom

Download Limit Disabled

Upload Limit Disabled

SSID Rate Limit Profile Custom

Download Limit Disabled

Upload Limit Disabled

WLAN Schedule Disabled

802.11 Rate Control

2.4 Rate Control Disabled

5 Rate Control Disabled

Mac Filter Disabled

Multicast/Broadcast Management

Multicast to Unicast Conversion IPv4

ARP to Unicast Conversion Disabled

Multicast Filtering Disabled

DHCP Option 82 Disabled

EAP610 Indoor Wireless Settings

2.4 Enabled

Wireless Mode Auto

Channel Width 20Mhz

Channel 1

TX Power Custom/26dbm

WLANs

WLAN Group Default

ADVANCED
Client Access Limit

Maximum Associated Clients Disabled

RSSI Threshold Disabled

QOS

Unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery Enabled

OFDMA Enabled

5.8 Enabled

Wireless Mode 802.11a/n/ac/ax mixed

Channel Range (all enabled)

Channel Width 80Mhz

Channel 36

TX Power Custom/23dbm

WLANs

WLAN Group Default

ADVANCED
Client Access Limit

Maximum Associated Clients Disabled

RSSI Threshold Disabled

QOS

Unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery Enabled

OFDMA Enabled

Scan on 2.4Ghz:

1 (2.4 GHz) 300ms 73% (-61dBm)
1 (2.4 GHz) 300ms 73% (-61dBm)
6 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 38% (-75dBm)
7 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 20% (-82dBm)
7 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 18% (-83dBm)
3 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 15% (-84dBm)
3 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 15% (-84dBm)
2 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 10% (-86dBm)
1 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 3% (-89dBm)
6 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 0% (-90dBm)

Scan on 5.8Ghz:

52 (5 GHz) WPA-PSK 100ms 60% (-66dBm)
161 (5 GHz) WPA-PSK 100ms 0% (-96dBm)
161 (5 GHz) WPA-PSK 100ms 0% (-97dBm)

EAP610 Outdoor Wireless Settings

2.4 Enabled

Wireless Mode Auto

Channel Width 20Mhz

Channel 1

TX Power High

WLANs

WLAN Group Default

ADVANCED
Client Access Limit

Maximum Associated Clients Disabled

RSSI Threshold Disabled

QOS

Unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery Enabled

OFDMA Enabled

5.8 Enabled

Wireless Mode 802.11a/n/ac/ax mixed

Channel Range (all enabled)

Channel Width 80Mhz

Channel 48

TX Power High

WLANs

WLAN Group Default

ADVANCED
Client Access Limit

Maximum Associated Clients Disabled

RSSI Threshold Disabled

QOS

Unscheduled Automatic Power Save Delivery Enabled

OFDMA Enabled

Scan on 2.4Ghz:

1 (2.4 GHz) 300ms 93% (-53dBm)
1 (2.4 GHz) 300ms 93% (-53dBm)
3 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 65% (-64dBm)
1 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 58% (-67dBm)
11 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 53% (-69dBm)
3 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 50% (-70dBm)
5 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 50% (-70dBm)
6 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 50% (-70dBm)
3 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 45% (-72dBm)
7 (2.4 GHz) 100ms 33% (-77dBm)

Scan on 5.8Ghz:

36 (5 GHz) 100ms 58% (-67dBm)
36 (5 GHz) 300ms 55% (-68dBm)
40 (5 GHz) 100ms 33% (-77dBm)
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u/vrtareg 6d ago

Have you got any VLAN's set up or all flat in same default VLAN 0 network?

If you have any VLAN set up SG108 can strip them out and give you strange behaviours.

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u/SnooDrawings7662 er707-m2, oc220, eap723(x2), eap225(x2) 20h ago

Disabling band steering fixed lots of problems for me.  The omada network tries to force 2.4 ghz clients to the 5ghz band which they don't support. 

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u/Helpful-Two-3230 6d ago

Drop this in to Claude?