Bricked APX 320?

Did you try a full reset?

Pressing and releasing the reset button does nothing.

If I remove/reattach power, I get a solid green for about 10 secs, then flashing red.

If I remove/reattach power, press and hold the reset button before the flashing red starts, I get a solid red.  After that, whether I release or not, I get fast flashing red.

The reset button really doesn't seem to solve the problem

Pressing and releasing the reset button does nothing.

If I remove/reattach power, I get a solid green for about 10 secs, then flashing red.

If I remove/reattach power, press and hold the reset button before the flashing red starts, I get a solid red.  After that, whether I release or not, I get fast flashing red.

The reset button really doesn't seem to solve the problem

Ummmm, looks like the APX 320 is not even supported! That would explain why it isn't detected. Wow. You better ask for your money back...

support.sophos.com/.../KB-000035279

These are APX 320s, not APX 320X.  The line above the one you have highlighted shows them supported in latest 9 of UTM, which I have.  BTW - I have two other APX 320's that are working fine.  Great find, though.  I did not see that compatibility chart.

ok, I misread it.

No worries at all - I appreciate the help.  I think if I could find the darned firmware for the device, I might be able to flash it.

You can get the firmware from here. APX Firmware GPL source: https://www.sophos.com/en-us/support/downloads/firewall-installers

get the feeling whoever sold these APX 320 to you knew they were bricked if they are.  

1. Make sure the power supply is actually the right one, the right voltage, amps and polarity. You'd be surprised how devices won't work right if the power adapter is no good.

2. Try a different ethernet cable on a different port on the switch.

3. Even though the APX is not visible in the UTM as a pending access point, is there any wireless protection log giving you anything at all?

1) I did!  2) I did!  3) Nothing - no logs.  Doesn't even look like it's trying to grab an IP.

I'd really like to avoid spinning up a VM and compiling that 1GB tar if at all possible.  Of note, i found that the drivers are actually stored in the firewall itself in /etc.  I downloaded the APX.uimage file and attempted to flash the APs.  One AP actually was actually recognized, but the installer would not complete.  The other couldn't even detect the device type.

We'll see what I can get from the console cable when it arrives, but I'm not bullish.  I contacted the eBayer who sold them to me, and he said he'd accept a return.  So, I'm not hosed.

Thanks again!

Keep us updated. I'm curious to see what happens with that.

No problem - maybe if I figure it out, someone else might benefit.