I'm running a WNAP210 w/ 2.1.1 firmware. I'm seeing very frequent disassociations with some of my devices (mainly two Roku 2 XS', as those are what I primarily use on wireless). E.g., here is just one of many examples from last night:
Dec 30 23:42:20 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 IEEE 802.11: disassociated Dec 30 23:42:23 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 IEEE 802.11: associated Dec 30 23:42:23 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 WPA: pairwise key handshake completed (RSN) Dec 30 23:44:45 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 IEEE 802.11: disassociated Dec 30 23:44:48 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 IEEE 802.11: associated Dec 30 23:44:48 hostapd: wifi0vap0: STA cc:6d:a0:0f:67:f9 WPA: pairwise key handshake completed (RSN)
Thoughts on what I might be able to do about this? The Roku reports that it has an "excellent" connection to the WAP otherwise.
I should note it appears that my other devices are also doing this (Xbox 360, Windows Phone 7 device), but it is noticeable with the Roku's because they'll eventually run out of buffer from not being able to stream constantly.
Hi. Did you ever find an answer for this? I am having the exact same issue, although just MAC wireless clients seem to be affected. Currently running the WNAP210_2.1.1 firmware, and MAC wireless clients will just disassociate. They have to disable then re-enable their wireless cards to re-establish connection.
I have put up a Linksys running dd-WRT, and the MACs all stay connected to it without any issue. So I don't think I'm totally off base by concluding there is an issue with the WNAP210.
Hope you got it sorted, and might be able to share. Thanks either way.
