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19.7 Legacy Series / Re: WiFi Windows clients can't connect
« on: September 25, 2019, 02:22:28 am »
I had a DHCP problem a few weeks ago that sounds a bit like what you're describing. I use opnsense's DHCP service exclusively. As lame as this sounds, I think that rebooting multiple times is what cleared it up.
If you're allowing Ubiquity to serve the DHCP, I don't know how to diagnose. If you're using opnsense DHCP: In the Windows machines networking config, make sure that they're receiving an ip from the DHCP. If they're not, either a rule (or lack of) is preventing DHCP access, or the DHCP service is acting up. If there's anything else possible, that's beyond my feeble efforts.
Best wishes! Let us know how it goes.
If you're allowing Ubiquity to serve the DHCP, I don't know how to diagnose. If you're using opnsense DHCP: In the Windows machines networking config, make sure that they're receiving an ip from the DHCP. If they're not, either a rule (or lack of) is preventing DHCP access, or the DHCP service is acting up. If there's anything else possible, that's beyond my feeble efforts.
Best wishes! Let us know how it goes.