Doubts about WiFi radio reporting

[arnstein99]

Hello Christopher,

I have a bash shell script that I use to interrogate the WiFi status of my Arcadyan device:

#
# The argument is the transient authentication key.
# The output is the gateway WiFi settings as JSON.
curl http://192.168.12.1/TMI/v1/network/configuration\?get=ap -H "Authorization:Bearer $1"

The output is as follows:

{
  "2.4ghz": {
    "airtimeFairness": true,
    "channel": "Auto",
    "channelBandwidth": "Auto",
    "isMUMIMOEnabled": true,
    "isRadioEnabled": false,
    "isWMMEnabled": true,
    "maxClients": 128,
    "mode": "auto",
    "ssid": {
      "encryptionMode": "AES",
      "encryptionVersion": "WPA2/WPA3",
      "isBroadcastEnabled": true,
      "ssidName": "TMOBILE-49F9",
      "steered": false,
      "wpaKey": "***"
    },
    "transmissionPower": "100%"
  },
  "5.0ghz": {
    "airtimeFairness": true,
    "channel": "Auto",
    "channelBandwidth": "80MHz",
    "isMUMIMOEnabled": true,
    "isRadioEnabled": false,
    "isWMMEnabled": true,
    "maxClients": 128,
    "mode": "auto",
    "ssid": {
      "encryptionMode": "AES",
      "encryptionVersion": "WPA2/WPA3",
      "isBroadcastEnabled": true,
      "ssidName": "TMOBILE-49F9",
      "steered": false,
      "wpaKey": "***"
    },
    "transmissionPower": "100%"
  }
}

In particular, this report indicates that both radios are disabled.

When I launch your tool (npm start) I get a web page that is mostly correct, except that the report indicates that both radios are enabled.

D.A.

[christopherjnelson]

Will investigate. Thanks for the feedback.

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On Sun, Nov 6, 2022, 12:39 PM David Arnstein ***@***.***> wrote: Hello Christopher, I have a bash shell script that I use to interrogate the WiFi status of my Arcadyan device: # # The argument is the transient authentication key. # The output is the gateway WiFi settings as JSON. curl http://192.168.12.1/TMI/v1/network/configuration\?get=ap -H "Authorization:Bearer $1" The output is as follows: { "2.4ghz": { "airtimeFairness": true, "channel": "Auto", "channelBandwidth": "Auto", "isMUMIMOEnabled": true, "isRadioEnabled": false, "isWMMEnabled": true, "maxClients": 128, "mode": "auto", "ssid": { "encryptionMode": "AES", "encryptionVersion": "WPA2/WPA3", "isBroadcastEnabled": true, "ssidName": "TMOBILE-49F9", "steered": false, "wpaKey": "shine.produce.hamstring.pug" }, "transmissionPower": "100%" }, "5.0ghz": { "airtimeFairness": true, "channel": "Auto", "channelBandwidth": "80MHz", "isMUMIMOEnabled": true, "isRadioEnabled": false, "isWMMEnabled": true, "maxClients": 128, "mode": "auto", "ssid": { "encryptionMode": "AES", "encryptionVersion": "WPA2/WPA3", "isBroadcastEnabled": true, "ssidName": "TMOBILE-49F9", "steered": false, "wpaKey": "shine.produce.hamstring.pug" }, "transmissionPower": "100%" } } In particular, this report indicates that both radios are disabled. When I launch your tool (npm start) I get a web page that is mostly correct, except that the report indicates that both radios are enabled. D.A. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#4>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AZZQDCX5RS3YOR2Y2D2LUILWG7NMDANCNFSM6AAAAAARYQYNJE> . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[jtouch]

I have a similar issue. This is based on a zip pulled today.
The WIFI Edit buttons for enable/disable radio don't appear to work, vs. direct HTTP commands.
FIrst, I THOUGHT I was able to turn off the 5G radio and broadcast, but it turns out neither was actually happening (even though they were confirmed in the status at the top of the page).
Second, the web UI wouldn't change the 2.4G radio; every time I tried to disable, it came back enabled and red (DISABLE action).

[verityj]

I have the same issue, it would be fantastic if the wifi radios could be disabled/enabled with this utility.