Starting this here before heading to the Network forum since it might be a Mac-specific issue.
I am at multiple locations. At one particular office, the wifi gets turned off automatically (though not immediately). I have no idea why. It's on to start, but at some point it's off (not just disconnected, but off-the switch is off, the icon is the light gray bars with a slash through it).
It's only at this one location, and I have absolutely no idea what is causing it. I am usually connected to ethernet as well, so I don't notice it until I decide to take my laptop with me find myself offline. If I turn it back on, it will eventually be off. It's definitely not me doing it though.
1) any ideas what to look for in the console? I can't find anything. I don't get any alerts or anything. Is there a specific log string to search for?
2) is it caused by something on the network? (its a Unifi based network, but everyone else seems to be working fine). I dont see anything in the Unifi logs, but thats what I would pursue over in Networking)
3) The network itself is stable for other people, some are Mac users, some not.
I am at multiple locations. At one particular office, the wifi gets turned off automatically (though not immediately). I have no idea why. It's on to start, but at some point it's off (not just disconnected, but off-the switch is off, the icon is the light gray bars with a slash through it).
It's only at this one location, and I have absolutely no idea what is causing it. I am usually connected to ethernet as well, so I don't notice it until I decide to take my laptop with me find myself offline. If I turn it back on, it will eventually be off. It's definitely not me doing it though.
1) any ideas what to look for in the console? I can't find anything. I don't get any alerts or anything. Is there a specific log string to search for?
2) is it caused by something on the network? (its a Unifi based network, but everyone else seems to be working fine). I dont see anything in the Unifi logs, but thats what I would pursue over in Networking)
3) The network itself is stable for other people, some are Mac users, some not.