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03-10-2026 07:55 AM
Has anyone else tried 200.19.7.11.283 with Chromebooks? I have ~200 of them and all that I observed had trouble staying connected for more than a minute or so. Reverted to 200.17.7.0.152 and all is well again. Windows, Mac, and iOS devices were fine.
03-12-2026 06:47 AM
Yes, Wifi6/7 is enabled. I can try upgrading again this weekend and test.
03-12-2026 07:29 AM
Thanks, that would be really great. Will wait for your testing results.
03-12-2026 07:33 AM - edited 03-12-2026 09:28 AM
I'm not sure if it helps but I did test with Wifi6/7 enabled and disabled. Same results with Android 16, neither option worked.
I also tried disabling WPA3 (WPA2/WPA3 mixed) and only enabling WPA2, which also did not help.
03-14-2026 11:49 AM
Here are the results of the testing I did today
Dell Chromebook 3100 145.0.7632.165
Client is an Intel WiFi 5 / AC radio.
All APs R350
Without changing anything after upgrading (6/7 on):
Disconnecting frequently.
Open client's mac in diagnostics:
It stays connected fine!
disconnect/ reconnect at client - fine
reboot AP client is on - fine
reboot system (remote_ap_cli -A "reboot") - back to frequent disconnects.
Turn 6/7 off and reboot system
Client is stable.
Turn 6/7 back on:
Client briefly disconnects as expected, then is stable!
Reboot system:
client is stable
All this is weird! Maybe toggling 6/7 off-on changed something? But I don't dare leave 200.19 running when users return Monday after how it went last Monday.
