Araknis Wi-Fi Site Management

I vote to add VLAN functionality to "Wi-Fi Management" service, to let the SSID to be assigned to a desirable VLAN. Because, when I had imported WAP`s configuration to "Wi-Fi Management" then all my three separated VLANs became belonging to a single VLAN 1.

Can we get the wifi settings for this router to show up in site management?

Not sure exactly how auto selection should work, but when set to auto, ALL 5Ghz ssids are on the same channel. 2.4 Ghz SSIDs are not on different channels. Only 2 are being used (channel 1 and 11).

Feature to configure the Araknis AP channels to be scanned and adjusted remotely on some frequency. For example in high density areas the neighbor APs may reboot regularly and if set to auto select different channels. Neighbors move in and out changing APs. Additionally, if the WAPs could detect there is more than one SnapAV brand APs on the same network and leave the channel to “auto” for both. The WAPs would then collectively and automatically pick new non-overlapping channels when they are rebooted at a fixed frequency based on a set of configured criteria through OvrC.

Is there a way to easily disable wi-fi management in OvrC after it has been setup? Wi-Fi management as of now has limited options in regards of management and can make configuration even more cumbersome in some cases. So it would be good if we could easily disable wi-fi management afterwards if needed.

I would like to have a field added to select a minimum RSSI level below which a wireless client would be disconnected from an AP. This would help with wireless devices switching to a more powerful AP instead of staying connected with a remote one. This is something Pakedge had for their APs.

It would nice when we can push a username and password through to select devices like a wap. This would save a lot having to sign in to every wap to change the username and password.

Add the ability for us to disable very slow basic and supported rates for wifi clients, eg 1, 6, 12 mbps etc. This is very important for multi room wireless audio systems, because slow rates take up more airtime and can break group playback. It also helps to solve sticky client problems where a stubborn client won't connect to a better AP when it should. I saw a request from someone else to add a minimum RSSI setting to araknis APs. That is a brute force approach to solving sticky client issues when tx power can't be decreased, or minimum transmission rates enforced, and can cause worse problems for devices that work normally, but are close to the minimum, when RF conditions get worse eg, lots of people in the room

Updated to the new 2.00.0.100107 firmware on the WA-4200s, which states WiFi Management is added, but my OvrC doesn't show it.

I had another 810 so I connected it up and pushed the same beta FW as my other 810. The new one shows "firmware not supported" in mgmt tool, even though it's on the same 2.1 version. It's an older unit that the team was using for troubleshooting at my house at one point, so maybe there's some HW/FW incompatibility?