The site’s network overlaps the address range of the controller’s own WiFi network, so wireless devices cannot be reached.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Code | 412 |
| Shown as | AP Subnet Conflict |
| Severity | Warning |
| Category | 4xx — Connectivity |
| Clears | Automatically, once the two networks no longer overlap |
Wireless devices join the controller’s own network, 192.168.44.x by default. If the site network uses the same range, the controller cannot tell the two apart and its wireless devices become unreachable, though they still appear in the device list.
With automatic addressing — the default — the controller first tries to move its own network to another private range (172.31.253.x, then 10.253.253.x). This alarm means that could not be done, or automatic addressing is off.
Keeps running. Wireless devices stay unreachable — and their failsafes switch them off — until the conflict is resolved.