Ubiquiti UniFi AP: Signal drop out issue.

gjacobse

Here of late I have been having some issues with my UniFi AP. I've upgraded it to the latest firmware and controller software. However I am seriously looking at downgrading it to see if these issues are resolved.

I am having signal drop outs, seemingly slow speeds and other 'issues'

Has anyone else run into this issue? I have seen a few on the UBNT forum.

gjacobse

9:43am

gjacobse

JaredBusch

Make sure this setting is turned off for your site.

Well, unless you are actually using it.

gjacobse

It is turned off.

JaredBusch

Have you defaulted the AP from SSH?

gjacobse

@JaredBusch said:

Have you defaulted the AP from SSH?

No I have not.
How is that different than resetting it via the button?

JaredBusch

@g.jacobse said:

No I have not.
How is that different than resetting it via the button?

No idea, but it was recommended by the UBNT employee working with me.

syswrapper.sh restore-default

gjacobse

Process completed,.. re-adopted and provisioned.

Performance has not improved

JaredBusch

If you want to try and upgrade, I can add a site on my 4.6.6 controller and give you access.

I don't have anything you could downgrade to. You would have to set that up on your own.

What firmware is the AP on?

dafyre

What version of the Firmware are you running?

I read reports of some folks switching back to 2.4 series over in the SW forums.

gjacobse

Currently running:

3.2.12.2920

JaredBusch

You can do a manual downgrade to 3.2.10 as I have the files handy from my recent support case.

This would leave your controller alone and simply let you downgrade the AP itself.

gjacobse

@JaredBusch said:

You can do a manual downgrade to 3.2.10 as I have the files handy from my recent support case.

This would leave your controller alone and simply let you downgrade the AP itself.

I think that is where this is going. I would rather try that as to have to exchange the unit.

gjacobse

Downgraded

Model:       UAP
Version:     3.2.10.2886

and defaulted

BZ.v3.2.10# syswrapper.sh restore-default
Found  Active on[1] ...
Found Backup1 on[2] ...
Storing Active[2] ... [%100]
Active->Backup[1] ... [%100]
BZ.v3.2.10#

JaredBusch

Now, just to make sure your controller readopts it and then monitor for drop outs.

gjacobse

@JaredBusch said:

Now, just to make sure your controller readopts it and then monitor for drop outs.

Shows Green and Connected.

Will update shortly.

gjacobse

@JaredBusch said:

Now, just to make sure your controller readopts it and then monitor for drop outs.

Other than using my Andriod as I have,.. is there a Windows tool that will do the same thing?

gjacobse

Cut together scan for about 5 minutes

gjacobse

Not going to add another screen shot,.. but showing 5 drop outs in one screen..

Something is not right with this unit.