I have an APX320 that has never been used, but had been lying in spare for quite some time.
Whenever I boot the device I see an error message in the SSL/TLS inspection log viewer for traffic going to wifi.cloud.sophos.com with error message: TLS handshake fatal alert: unknown CA(48)
This is even without any SSL inspection enabled on the system. Trying to exclude this message from the logging does not work either.
I have tried to enable wireless on the XGS and see whether or not the access point shows up there as pending, but it does not. Also when completely disabling wireless and trying to add the AP in Sophos Central it just times out after some time.
On the access point itself, connecting it with a Console cable I can see it booting, but soon after getting an IP-adres the led turns steady red.
Upon booting the AP I see the following messages in the console:
Starting kernel ... Press the [f] key and hit [enter] to enter failsafe mode Press the [1], [2], [3] or [4] key and hit [enter] to select the debug level Please press Enter to activate this console. Booting. (Version: 2.0.1.2-5) Starting network configuration for ethernet interface over DHCP. dnsserver entries are missing UTM certificate validation pending. Cloud certificate validation pending. dnsserver entries are missing Ethernet autoconfiguration (bound): IP:192.168.3.101/24, gateway:192.168.3.254, nameservers:8.8.8.8 Ethernet link state changed to: up, Speed: 1000, Duplex: full [cloudclient] Last AP reboot was triggered by: Unknown.
Since the AP has been lying here for quite some time, the fimware is probably really old. Could that be part of the issue?
Does anyone have a clue on how to get this going either through Sophos Central or through XGS116?
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