IIRC the "isolate" settings were not present before 1.3.7

I've also changed my security to WPA3/WPA2 Enterprise and iPhone (11 Pro) and iPads (new Pro) still connect OK, although I'm not sure how to determine if they're using WPA3 or WPA2 ?

cocospm wrote:
Connecting via FQDN or IP address makes no difference here, and I find I can view the Management page in most browsers, but not my default Firefox.

I also connect on http port 8080, which is the default here for all our networking equipment. By changing to port 80 instead allows the Management page to display OK in Firefox.

I also found that some settings in the 1.3.7 firmware have been removed from the GUI:

How very odd. I compared the Web Pages generated for the Management Page by 1.3.6 and 1.3.7. There are one or two (seemingly innocuous) Javascript changes - but nothing that looks like it would stop the whole page displaying.

I decided to try Firefox, which I already have installed on a Virtual m/c (I use it solely to access Facebook ... not that I'm paranoid, or anything :wink: ). On that Browser, neither IP nor FQDN result in a visible Management Page

cocospm wrote:

IIRC the "isolate" settings were not present before 1.3.7

They're all in 1.3.6.

Clearly my old memory is letting me down!

Given that I have a 2862ac as the main router (which doesn't support WPA3, at least not yet), roaming between the 2862 and the AP903s becomes impossible. So I have had to revert to WPA2 only on the AP903s. It's a shame.

I've avoided that problem by no longer using my 2926ac as part of the wifi - just a mesh of AP903s now (although I've left the 5GHz active in order to connect a 4G router on WAN2, that's all it does)

I've now changed security to WPA3 only, all iOS devices and my old mac mini happy to connect it would seem. I'd previously set WPA3/WPA2 as I wasn't sure about the mini.