I noticed some different behavior after upgrading to 8.200 concerning my AP10. I had the configuration for the wireless security set to WPA2/WPA1 for backward compatibility and noticed some devices that worked before did not work after. I had to change the wireless security to lock down to WPA2 using AES and that corrected the problem devices. Seems that the negotiation of security my be an issue now that was not an issue before.
Also I noticed after upgrading that I was getting some poor performance also with movie streaming from amazon and netflix. Looked at the firewall logs and noticed a ton of spoofed packets being dropped. I was informed that there is a issue with the Protocol handler and I needed to turn off that option in the network security/firewall/advanced.
with these two changes everything seems to be working now with no performance issues. I also noticed that the AP's seem to drop speed on the clients when they are inactive and have seen some connections to 1024Kbit at times. Seems however when you start to use that devices the speed goes back up to normal. I wounder is the new firmware on the AP's is doing load balancing of some sort. Can we get some information on what was changed in the AP's firmware as this does not seem to be documented anywhere that I can find.
I noticed some different behavior after upgrading to 8.200 concerning my AP10. I had the configuration for the wireless security set to WPA2/WPA1 for backward compatibility and noticed some devices that worked before did not work after. I had to change the wireless security to lock down to WPA2 using AES and that corrected the problem devices. Seems that the negotiation of security my be an issue now that was not an issue before.
Also I noticed after upgrading that I was getting some poor performance also with movie streaming from amazon and netflix. Looked at the firewall logs and noticed a ton of spoofed packets being dropped. I was informed that there is a issue with the Protocol handler and I needed to turn off that option in the network security/firewall/advanced.
with these two changes everything seems to be working now with no performance issues. I also noticed that the AP's seem to drop speed on the clients when they are inactive and have seen some connections to 1024Kbit at times. Seems however when you start to use that devices the speed goes back up to normal. I wounder is the new firmware on the AP's is doing load balancing of some sort. Can we get some information on what was changed in the AP's firmware as this does not seem to be documented anywhere that I can find.