I have a pretty weird problem. In one of my AP groups/buildings I have 18 out of 35 APs that have a power level of 0 dBm/EIRP for the 6GHz radio.
Here is output from show ap bss-table:
Aruba AP BSS Table
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bss ess port ip band/ht-mode/bandwidth ch/EIRP/max-EIRP type cur-cl ap name in-t(s) tot-t mtu acl-state acl fm flags cluster datazone
--- --- ---- -- ---------------------- ---------------- ---- ------ ------- ------- ----- --- --------- --- -- ----- ------- --------
94:64:24:c0:6b:61 VAP1 N/A 10.106.1.148 5GHz/HE/80MHz 161E/21.0/28.8 ap 1 B0WAP-116 0 40d:4h:26m:40s 1500 - 2 T KmTW3 A U no
94:64:24:c0:6b:41 VAP1 N/A 10.106.1.148 2.4GHz/HE/20MHz 11/12.0/25.0 ap 0 B0WAP-116 0 40d:4h:26m:40s 1500 - 2 T KmTW3 A no
94:64:24:c0:6b:40 VAP2 N/A 10.106.1.148 2.4GHz/HE/20MHz 11/12.0/25.0 ap 1 B0WAP-116 0 40d:4h:26m:40s 1500 - 133 T KmT A U no
94:64:24:c0:6b:50 VAP1 N/A 10.106.1.148 6GHz/HE/160MHz 85S/0.0/15.9 ap 0 B0WAP-116 0 34d:8h:18m:46s 1500 - 2 T TWx3 A no
94:64:24:c0:6b:60 VAP2 N/A 10.106.1.148 5GHz/HE/80MHz 161E/21.0/28.8 ap 5 B0WAP-116 0 40d:4h:26m:40s 1500 - 133 T KmT A U sU no
and the output of show ap-group:
AP group "B0"
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Parameter Value
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Virtual AP VAP1
Virtual AP VAP2
802.11a radio profile default
802.11a secondary radio profile N/A
802.11g radio profile default
802.11 6GHz radio profile default
802.11 60GHz radio profile default
Ethernet interface 0 port configuration default
Ethernet interface 1 port configuration default
Ethernet interface 2 port configuration shutdown
Ethernet interface 3 port configuration shutdown
Ethernet interface 4 port configuration shutdown
Ethernet usb port configuration shutdown
AP system profile Campus Default
AP multizone profile default
802.11a Traffic Management profile N/A
802.11g Traffic Management profile N/A
Regulatory Domain profile CAMPUS-MAIN
RF Optimization profile default
RF Event Thresholds profile default
IDS profile default
Mesh Radio profile default
Mesh Cluster profile N/A
WiFi uplink profile N/A
Provisioning profile N/A
AP authorization profile N/A
USB profile default
IoT radio profile N/A
ZigBee Service Profile N/A
Mesh Accesslist profile default
Airslice profile default
GPS service profile default
Finally, the 6GHz radio profile shown via show rf dot11-6GHz-radio-profile default:
6GHz radio profile "default"
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Parameter Value
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Radio enable Enabled
Mode ap-mode
Channel N/A
Transmit EIRP 15.0 dBm
Enable CSA Disabled
CSA Count 4
Spectrum Monitoring Disabled
Spectrum Monitoring Profile default-6ghz
Advertise 802.11d and 802.11h Capabilities Enabled
Beacon Period 100 msec
Advertised regulatory max EIRP 0
ARM/WIDS Override OFF
Frame Bursting Mode Dynamic
Management Frame Throttle interval 1 sec
Management Frame Throttle Limit 30
Maximum Distance 0 meters
Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) Profile default-6ghz
High-throughput Radio Profile default-6ghz
AM Scanning Profile default
Max Channel Bandwidth 160MHz
Min Channel Bandwidth 80MHz
Min EIRP 15 dBm
Max EIRP 21 dBm
EIRP offset 0 dB
Deploy changes daily at N/A
Association Boost Disabled
RTS Mode default
Dynamic fragmentation level Level-0
HE duration based RTS 1023
HE Guard Interval 800ns 1600ns 3200ns
HE MU-OFDMA Enabled
HE MU-MIMO Enabled
HE UL MU-MIMO Disabled
Individual TWT Enabled
HE TXBF Enabled
HE Supported MCS map 11,11,11,11,11,11,11,11
Min MPDU start spacing 0 usec
Maximum MPDU size 11454 bytes
Max received A-MPDU size 65535 bytes
Max transmitted A-MPDU size 65535 bytes
Basic Rates 6 12 24
Transmit Rates 6 9 12 18 24 36 48 54
Beacon Rate default
Enable Agile Multiband (MBO) for 6GHz Radio Disabled
Advertise 802.11k Capability for 6GHz Radio Disabled
Advertise AP Name for 6GHz Radio Disabled
Advertise Location Info Disabled
Disable Probe Retry Enabled
RRM IE Settings Profile for 6GHz default
We have several other buildings using this 6GHz radio profile, and all buildings are using the same Virtual AP profiles. In the past this building had the 6GHz radios completely disabled on many APs and we could only get them to come back online by re-provisioning the APs with the settings they already had.