I got 99 problems but my WiFi ain't one

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jellybaby in reply to @NotThamesWater

Switch and APs booted before the router which presumably has the DHCP server and are so don't have an IP on your local subnet? If so rebooting them should help.

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NotThamesWater in reply to @jellybaby

The switches and APs all have static IPs, although I have just rebooted to see, but no joy unfortunately.

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Sam_w in reply to @NotThamesWater

I swear I had this problem in the past, and trying to remember what I did to resolve. I think I ended up removing and reassigning the static IPs as there was some clashing going on somewhere.

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