AC Wireless On Automated Script

RouterOS General
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So, we have been deploying the hap lites using the script I will be posting below. This script auto generates all wifi information for us, so that our technicians do not have to figure it out and just change SSID, password, and queue limit.

The problem I am running into is, we now have the hap AC2 and want to utilize AC, and when I add AC to the mix, it seems to do nothing when I run the script. I will post a before and after so you all can see exactly what we have going on here!

Before Changes for AC

interface wireless set wlan3 name=wlan1
interface wireless set wlan4 name=wlan2

interface wireless set wlan1 mode=ap
interface wireless set wlan1 band=2ghz-b/g/n
interface wireless set wlan1 channel=20/40mhz-Ce
interface wireless set wlan1 frequency=auto
interface wireless set wlan1 wps=disabled
interface wireless set wlan1 ssid=NetCom-2G
interface wireless enable wlan1

interface wireless set wlan2 mode=ap
interface wireless set wlan2 band=5ghz-a/n
interface wireless set wlan2 channel=20/40mhz-Ce
interface wireless set wlan2 frequency=auto
interface wireless set wlan2 wps=disabled
interface wireless set wlan2 ssid=NetCom-5G
interface wireless enable wlan2

interface bridge port set 6 interface=wlan1
interface bridge port set 7 interface=wlan2




After Adding AC

interface wireless set wlan3 name=wlan1
interface wireless set wlan4 name=wlan2

interface wireless set wlan1 mode=ap
interface wireless set wlan1 band=2ghz-b/g/n
interface wireless set wlan1 channel=20/40mhz-Ce
interface wireless set wlan1 frequency=auto
interface wireless set wlan1 wps=disabled
interface wireless set wlan1 ssid=NetCom-2G
interface wireless enable wlan1

interface wireless set wlan2 mode=ap
interface wireless set wlan2 band=5ghz-a/n/ac
interface wireless set wlan2 channel=20/40/80mhz-eCee
interface wireless set wlan2 frequency=auto
interface wireless set wlan2 wps=disabled
interface wireless set wlan2 ssid=NetCom-5G
interface wireless enable wlan2

interface bridge port set 6 interface=wlan1
interface bridge port set 7 interface=wlan2
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BUMP

Need some help asap please everyone!!??

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First I don’t get from where the wlan3, wlan4 pops up. Second, if you paste the very same lines into the terminal window manually, do they have the expected effect or not? The answer determines whether the issue is that you run the script too early (i.e. use it as a run-after-reset parameter of /system reset-configuration) or that the settings themselves are wrong as they don’t have the desired effect even if set at the right moment.