Hey,
I have 3 access points (APs), all of the same model mentioned above. Everything is working fine - clients connected to the APs can access the web both wired and wirelessly. The only issue is that the APs themselves, as seen in the router GUI, cannot access the internet.
For example, attempting to search for a new update from the admin GUI results in an error message saying "The router cannot connect to the ASUS server to check for a firmware update."
Another issue is that I receive these log entries every 30 seconds because the GUI cannot reach the NTP server:
May 5 12:31:17 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:31:47 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:32:17 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:32:47 ntp: start NTP update
This issue occurs on all APs configured in AP mode, and everything is wired.
I've tried resting them to factory settings but the issue persists.
The main router does not have this issue.
All APs are using the stock latest firmware.
Thanks.
I have 3 access points (APs), all of the same model mentioned above. Everything is working fine - clients connected to the APs can access the web both wired and wirelessly. The only issue is that the APs themselves, as seen in the router GUI, cannot access the internet.
For example, attempting to search for a new update from the admin GUI results in an error message saying "The router cannot connect to the ASUS server to check for a firmware update."
Another issue is that I receive these log entries every 30 seconds because the GUI cannot reach the NTP server:
May 5 12:31:17 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:31:47 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:32:17 ntp: start NTP update
May 5 12:32:47 ntp: start NTP update
This issue occurs on all APs configured in AP mode, and everything is wired.
I've tried resting them to factory settings but the issue persists.
The main router does not have this issue.
All APs are using the stock latest firmware.
Thanks.