All affected access points are up and working again.

We downgraded the version of our DHCP servers, now the accesspoints are starting up again, we're monitoring the situation.

While trying to investigate the failure source, we restartet a network switch in house K. Unfortunately this lead to more failed access points.

We have identified a component of our network management infrastructure to be the cause of this behavoir. The access points are manually reachable by our management infrastructure but are unable to broadcast wifi networks or handle traffic.

We are currently looking into the exact cause of this issue.

We have replaced multiple affected switch modules with working ones. All wired connections are back online. The access points have problems to be readded to the cluster. We are investigating this issue

We are currently preparing a physical restart of the affected switch module. We hope to finish the on-premise effort in the next hours.

We are having issues with one of the switch modules not being recognized by the switch therefore not powering up the access points. We are currently trying to restore the module state.

The situation was degraded overnight. There are currently many offline APs in house K which were unable to start up over night. We are working on a solution for this problem.

The integration rate has stabilized by now. Almost all access points are up again. We are monitoring the situation.

We are experiencing partial problems with some of the Aruba access points caused by slow inter-cluster-migration.