this SSID is very anoying, it always broadcast whenever I restart or I restore a backup after reset the router.
unfamiliar SSID like either MTK_CHEETAH or HT_AP1 suddenly show up.
currently running Snapshot v4.5.0
this SSID is very anoying, it always broadcast whenever I restart or I restore a backup after reset the router.
unfamiliar SSID like either MTK_CHEETAH or HT_AP1 suddenly show up.
currently running Snapshot v4.5.0
Since snapshot images are far away from stable, this might be the issue here?
Does this happen on a stable firmware as well?
I’ll try the stable version tommorow and report the update.
I agree with this logic but it may be nullified if the following happens.
@zlebors when restoring a backup after doing a reset you are in a sense voiding the some of the benefits of the reset since you are restoring potential issues that you may be trying to fix with the reset.
Version 4.5 beta 4
released today should fix your issue.:
https://dl.gl-inet.com/?model=mt3000&type=beta
See this related post:
I have seen this issue on the mt3000 when swapping repeater connections. I presumed it was to do with the seperate radio to do repeating as it disappears when it connects to another ap…
I have also seen this on Tenda Mesh systems and IoT devices when broadcasting their private signal…
Not much info but it might help clue someone up…