Running 3.0.0.4.374.39_0-em
Performed a reset via the HW reset button.
Configured device to operate in Repeater Mode - connecting to AC68 on 5GHz band.
Set unique SSIDs to distinguish from main router by adding -EXT suffix.
Works great...until I try to enable roaming assistant on 2.4GHz! (my understanding is that this would disconnect clients below an RSSI threshold to switch back to the other router when in better range)
The Wireless Log shows "2.4 GHz radio is disabled"
Disabling the roaming assistant does not re-enable the radio, and nothing I tried short of another full reset / reconfigure would re-enable it.
On a side note, when switching operation mode (Router, Repeater, AP, etc.), is it a best practice to first perform a reset or does it do that automatically as part of the switch? The reason I ask is because there are MANY more settings in Router mode GUI vs. Repeater mode, and I wonder if values could be set in nvram that you can no longer access from the Repeater limited GUI...
Performed a reset via the HW reset button.
Configured device to operate in Repeater Mode - connecting to AC68 on 5GHz band.
Set unique SSIDs to distinguish from main router by adding -EXT suffix.
Works great...until I try to enable roaming assistant on 2.4GHz! (my understanding is that this would disconnect clients below an RSSI threshold to switch back to the other router when in better range)
The Wireless Log shows "2.4 GHz radio is disabled"
Disabling the roaming assistant does not re-enable the radio, and nothing I tried short of another full reset / reconfigure would re-enable it.
On a side note, when switching operation mode (Router, Repeater, AP, etc.), is it a best practice to first perform a reset or does it do that automatically as part of the switch? The reason I ask is because there are MANY more settings in Router mode GUI vs. Repeater mode, and I wonder if values could be set in nvram that you can no longer access from the Repeater limited GUI...