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Client disconnections after 200.19.7.11.283 upgrade, disabling "force DHCP" seems to fix it

seanm
New Contributor

We have a Ruckus R750 running Unleashed.

Everything was fine with 200.18.7.101.244, then we updated to 200.19.7.11.283 and many people were reporting disconnections and/or unstable connections.

Turning the "force DHCP" option from ON to OFF seems to have fixed it.

Anyone else have this same issue?

Sean

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sanjay_kumar
Moderator
Moderator

Hi,

We are able to find the root cause, seems like the dhcp ip address is not updated for more than lease time , the
lease time is set 0, hence the client got kicked off.

This is addressed in 200.19 MR.
ETA is July 6th for now.

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only device i have tested really. I have heard complaints from other users alluding to the same problems though during the 200.19 test I did. 

Thank you for the update, checking with specific model might take some time.
Is there any possibility to upgrade to 200.19 MR so that we can check with other devices.
We can also gather logs while testing.

kiler129
New Contributor II

Hoping the new release solves the issue, I wanted to add this isn't only occurring with iOS and ChromeOS. I observed the "Force DHCP" being enabled on IoT network (to deliberately force misbehaving devices to re-connect) also causes issues with many devices losing connectivity and never re-establishing it. Based on general observation, it happens both with RADIUS-authenticated devices, as well as ones using dynamic PSK. The most affected devices are ones using Atheros chipset.

sanjay_kumar
Moderator
Moderator

Hi All,

Is anyone else facing disconnection issue with Android or Apple devices after upgrading to 200.19 MR ?
If yes, we can connect over a call to gather the necessary logs.