How to turn off R500's recovery-ssid "island-XXXXX"
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04-10-2016 11:53 PM
in my case, I use to be standalone AP , (PPPoE, local subnet nat and route to wan )
I have to check this page
https://forums.ruckuswireless.com/ruckuswireless/topics/how-to-turn-off-mesh-recovery-island-xxxxxx-...
but , it didnt work
I have try some step
just like:
1.update firmware -> Software Version:100.1.0.0.432
2.reset to factory and setup again
3.use command -> set state wlan102 down
# ok it's work ! get wlanlist , recovery-ssid is down !
# but ,when I restart R500, recovery-ssid "island-XXXX" turn up again...
what should I must to try ?
1..AP is no longer in factory default.
-> I am already setup something
2.And, AP can reach its gateway.
-> R500 is gateway
thx a lot for your reply
P.S forgive my grammar
I have to check this page
https://forums.ruckuswireless.com/ruckuswireless/topics/how-to-turn-off-mesh-recovery-island-xxxxxx-...
but , it didnt work
I have try some step
just like:
1.update firmware -> Software Version:100.1.0.0.432
2.reset to factory and setup again
3.use command -> set state wlan102 down
# ok it's work ! get wlanlist , recovery-ssid is down !
# but ,when I restart R500, recovery-ssid "island-XXXX" turn up again...
what should I must to try ?
1..AP is no longer in factory default.
-> I am already setup something
2.And, AP can reach its gateway.
-> R500 is gateway
thx a lot for your reply
P.S forgive my grammar
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04-12-2016 09:53 AM
Hello Kevin,
Can you describe your network? Do you have a switch and a router, and an interface to the Internet?
The AP will look for a DHCP server, and get it's IP assignment there. Look for the AP MAC address in
the lease table to find which one. If not DHCP server, the AP will use a default 192.168.0.1 IP address.
You would need to manually assign your laptop/PC Ethernet interface to use a 192.169.0.x IP address,
and then you could ping the AP and open HTTP browser session. If your network does not have an
Internet connection, and no def-gw is assigned to the AP by DHCP, it will cycle thru "recovery mode"
and rebooting every 30 minutes, until you manually access the AP and do some other configuration.
Does this help?
Can you describe your network? Do you have a switch and a router, and an interface to the Internet?
The AP will look for a DHCP server, and get it's IP assignment there. Look for the AP MAC address in
the lease table to find which one. If not DHCP server, the AP will use a default 192.168.0.1 IP address.
You would need to manually assign your laptop/PC Ethernet interface to use a 192.169.0.x IP address,
and then you could ping the AP and open HTTP browser session. If your network does not have an
Internet connection, and no def-gw is assigned to the AP by DHCP, it will cycle thru "recovery mode"
and rebooting every 30 minutes, until you manually access the AP and do some other configuration.
Does this help?
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04-12-2016 06:20 PM
Dear Michael
Thank you for your reply
My network is simple,only have 3 device, notebook,R500,modem
R500 IP : 192.168.1.1 DHCP range: 192.168.1.20-60
1. R500 use port 1(LAN 1) to connect modem (use PPPoE to Dial-up ADSL)
2. LAN 2 : packet Forward : Local Subnet NAT and Route to WAN
(only for first setup,didn't connect switch or other device )
3. 2.4G WiFi is disable , use 5G WiFi and 1 SSID (didn't broadcast)
4. user name//password have changed
Thank you for your reply
My network is simple,only have 3 device, notebook,R500,modem
R500 IP : 192.168.1.1 DHCP range: 192.168.1.20-60
1. R500 use port 1(LAN 1) to connect modem (use PPPoE to Dial-up ADSL)
2. LAN 2 : packet Forward : Local Subnet NAT and Route to WAN
(only for first setup,didn't connect switch or other device )
3. 2.4G WiFi is disable , use 5G WiFi and 1 SSID (didn't broadcast)
4. user name//password have changed
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09-29-2018 08:41 PM
I have the same issue. I really need to turn-off Island-XXXXX SSID as I had already set up A SSID. Can any help me?