To the good and knowledgeable people of the Draytek forum,
I am experiencing some very annoying dropouts with my AP902, I show the logs below hoping someone might be able to shed some light onto what is causing the issues:
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: xxxxxxxx had associated successfully.
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: WPAStart4WayHS: start 4-way handshaking (Wireless 5GHz, SSID1, MAC : xxxxxxxx)
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: WPAStart4WayHS: send Msg1 of 4-way handshaking (Wireless 5GHz, SSID1, MAC : xxxxxxx)
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: PeerPairMsg2Action: receive Msg2 of 4-way handshaking (Wireless 5GHz, SSID1, MAC : xxxxxxxx)
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: PeerPairMsg2Action: send Msg3 of 4-way handshaking (Wireless 5GHz, SSID1, MAC : xxxxxxxxxx)
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: PeerPairMsg4Action: receive Msg4 of 4-way handshaking (Wireless 5GHz, SSID1, MAC : xxxxxxxxxx)
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel: AP SETKEYS DONE - WPA2, AuthMode(7)=WPA2PSK, WepStatus(6)=AES, GroupWepStatus(6)=AES
Mar 1 19:26:09 kernel:
Mar 1 19:26:10 kernel: 2, flush one!
Mar 1 19:26:10 kernel: 7, flush one!
Mar 1 19:30:54 syslog: [APM] Get Traffic data.
Mar 1 19:30:54 syslog: [APM] Request done.
Mar 1 19:32:03 syslog: [APM] Query AP status.
Mar 1 19:32:03 syslog: [APM] Request done.
Mar 1 19:32:04 syslog: [APM] Get AP Discovery data.
Mar 1 19:32:04 syslog: [APM] Request done.
Mar 1 19:32:25 syslog: [APM] Query AP status.
Mar 1 19:32:25 syslog: [APM] Request done.
Mar 1 19:32:26 syslog: [APM] Run AP Detection / Discovery.
Mar 1 19:32:26 kernel: Band: 2.4G ---> Start AP discovery
Mar 1 19:32:30 kernel: Band: 2.4G <--- Stop AP discovery
Mar 1 19:32:31 kernel: Band: 5G ---> Start AP discovery
Mar 1 19:32:34 kernel: Band: 5G <--- Stop AP discovery
Mar 1 19:35:54 syslog: [APM] Get Traffic data.
Mar 1 19:35:54 syslog: [APM] Request done.
Mar 1 19:36:57 kernel: xxxxxxxxx has disassociated
Mar 1 19:36:57 kernel: [del_web_portal_client], but hash_id:[34] is empty!
I have seperate 2.4GHz and 5GHz channels both with the same SSID and near default settings to help keep troubleshooting to a minimum.
Firmware: 1.2.3.1
Any help will be greatfully recieved.
Many thanks,
Tom
