I have 2 AP902's setup with my 2960 and configured for central management. Try as I might I just cannot get them to remember updated device names. They let me change the name, either directly on the AP or via central management console but they always seem to appear using their old names.

Also on one of the screens which shows the status/overview of the 2 AP's the number of clients connected via 5ghz always appears as 0 when I know that's wrong.

Both AP's were installed from new and upgraded immediately to the latest firmware. So has the router.

Has anyone else seen any of these quirks in the AP 902's ?

Apart from that I'm very pleased with their performance.

Dave

I changed the name on my AP902 in "System Maintenance" - "Name" and have no problems with it "sticking". I don't use central management though.

I do have massive problems with 5GHz and iOS devices, such that I have given up and turned off 5GHz on the AP902*. Works fine on my 2925ac though :?

* I thought I had this fixed by disabling the EAPOL key retry but the problem returned, even though nothing had changed

I have a lot of Apple kit - what problems are you having ?

iOS devices appear to connect to the AP902 on 5GHz but then suffer various problems such as not being able to "see" the internal network and/or having greatly reduced or non-existent internet download speeds. Sometimes the dreaded "incorrect password" message will appear. Switching off 5GHz and letting them connect on 2.4GHz resolves the issues straight away. All settings and SSIds are identical, but 5Ghz just fails in these odd ways. As I say, I have no problems with the same iOS devices connecting to 5GHz on my 2925ac, although other posters here have reported router connection problems as well. It's bizarre.

At support's suggestion I turned the EAPOL key retry to "off" and that seemed to cure the problem for a while, but then it returned. Baffling, frustrating and downright annoying.

There is a setting which separates 2.4ghz from 5ghz networks which is on by default. I had to turn that off. Also for me the SSID for 2.4 is different to 5ghz in case that is relevant ?

I've always had the two bands not isolated. I haven't tried it with different SSIDs because I have band steering turned on. I should also have mentioned that I'm using 802.1x on my primary SSID and a Surface Pro 4 wouldn't connect to that at all on 5GHz, although it does on 2.4GHz.