Daughterboard not running on AP

Hi

I’ve checked the forums, but I couldn’t find a similar post.

I’m experiencing the following problem on our AP setup - We have a RB532 with an extra daughterboard (can’t recall the model nr now). Regardless, this daughterboard (channel 2) on our AP, stops running.

Despite disabling and re-enabling it, it receives packets for a few seconds and then stops again. Up the yesterday, it was still working fine.

Any ideas?

are you talking about a daughterboard or a wireless radio?

I’m guessing it’s the wireless radio.

Sounds like a bad card.

After I’ve rebooted the AP, the radio runs again? I’ll take it as a bad card.

Without knowing your exact configuration both hardware and software it is impossible to form an educated opinion as to what is wrong.

I’m going to take a wild guess here…

Try unplugging the RB504 daughterboard and carefully re-inserting it onto the RB532…

We’ve had a couple of these where the pins don’t seat properly.

Just our experiance.. painful as it may be (the board might be way up a tower) - bring it down to where you can work properly and try it…

It could be a bad card - but I’ve rarely seen a card absolutely DOA.

T

I think it was established there is no daughterboard. The OP was confusing daughterboard with wireless card

Hi Tanker

There is a daughterboard (most likely RB504) hosted with the RB532 routerboard. Just some feedback: The daughterboard sporadically stops running. On rebooting the AP, it starts running again.

It’s either not seated properly (as you indicated); or it could be a faulty card, as we have a second AP with exactly the same setup - but the problem as ascribed has never occured on that particular AP.

Could be moisture too…

Yo Hein

Have you checked the power supply to that setup???

What radio cards are plugged into the daughterboard???
Contact me operations[at]radioactivewifi.co.za with your tel number - I’ll call you
We have 50+ of these running in our network and it could be a pile of things that could be bugging that board.

But - it’s (normally) easy to sort out.

Let me know

Tanker