In some cases, the firmware update did not work for all access points. This is indicated by an alert saying: Access Point "name" failed to update to the new firmware "1.0.1" in 120 minutes To correct that, you have two options: delete and re-register the access point. A potential firmware update starts immediately and a corresponding event is posted for those access points requiring a firmware update Push a configuration change to the affected APs. One way to do so is assigning a new network to the affected APs. Again, a potential firmware update starts immediately and a corresponding event is posted for the affected access points The update issue is fixed with 1.0.1 .

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Firmware update not applied to some access points

In some cases, the firmware update did not work for all access points. This is indicated by an alert saying: Access Point "name" failed to update to the new firmware "1.0.1" in 120 minutes

To correct that, you have two options:

delete and re-register the access point. A potential firmware update starts immediately and a corresponding event is posted for those access points requiring a firmware update
Push a configuration change to the affected APs. One way to do so is assigning a new network to the affected APs. Again, a potential firmware update starts immediately and a corresponding event is posted for the affected access points

The update issue is fixed with 1.0.1 .

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+1 DirkBolte over 8 years ago

Solved with 1.0.1
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