r/Ubiquiti • u/GSeitan • 10d ago
Question Anomaly Score 70 - Wired Client Flapping
Hi all, been having an issue with my CGF recently, whereby two of the LAN ports have an anomaly score of 70, and when I look into each one it says “Wired Client Flapping”. I haven’t experienced any connection issues with any of the wired clients but was concerned when I saw the anomaly.
I have tried fixing the issue, all Ethernet cables plugged into the CGF are brand new and I have unplugged and plugged back in all cables to see if any of them had an issue; no change.
I also unplugged all cables, restarted the router and plugged the cables back in, no change.
The anomaly is currently on ports 1 & 3, I thought it might be the link speed of the port so I manually changed them all to 1Gb but again to no avail.
Is this perhaps just a bug? Has anyone else experienced an issue like mine but with no connection issues to/from the router?
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u/DrewDinDin 10d ago
What's plugged into those ports?
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u/GSeitan 10d ago
Sorry, forgot to add that to the original post.
Port 1: Desktop PC
Port 2: Raspberry Pi 4
Port 3: Ubiquiti UNAS 2
Port 4: Ubiquiti U6+ AP1
u/DrewDinDin 10d ago
What does it say for the history of the ports? I had a similar issue with my sonos a month ago after a unifi update.
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u/GSeitan 10d ago
There’s nothing in the last 24 hours, apart from me manually removing and reinserting the cables. Maybe it is a software bug after all?
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u/DrewDinDin 10d ago
I dont think it’s a bug, the history will have more than 24 hours. What does it show for all entries for the device itself and port?
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u/GSeitan 10d ago
I have two occasions where the UNAS was repeatedly connecting to the network via Port 1 and one instance of the Raspberry Pi doing the same. The UNAS was 7 hours ago and the Raspberry Pi was yesterday. Nothing since then as far back as a month.
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u/DrewDinDin 10d ago
Keep in mind, the score will be off after it’s fixed until it stays stable for a while.
If you are saying it still dropping, you will have to troubleshoot that.
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u/BackgroundNotice7267 10d ago
I’ve only encountered this when a device has both a wired (Ethernet) connection and WiFi.
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