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Ethernet interfaces can stop passing traffic, drop link, negotiate at reduced speeds, or become permanently inoperable. This is repeatedly reported on ePMP/Force models, including Force 300-25 and ePMP 2000, with some cases requiring a power cycle and others requiring radio replacement.
Radios may unexpectedly reboot or lose power, particularly during power fluctuations or brownouts. Field reports identify Force 300-25 revisions as especially susceptible, while cabling, PoE supplies, and unstable mains power can produce similar symptoms.
Electrical surges conducted through outdoor Ethernet cabling can damage the radio's Ethernet interface, RF circuitry, or the entire unit. Cambium specifically recommends grounding and transient-voltage surge suppression because the Ethernet LAN port can otherwise absorb surge energy directly.
Moisture entering outdoor radios, Ethernet connectors, or GPS accessories can cause corrosion, intermittent connectivity, or complete hardware failure. Reports involving Force 300-25 radios and Force 4625 GPS accessories document visible water intrusion and failed components following rain exposure.
Flash corruption can leave an access point unable to boot or become accessible through its normal management interfaces. Cambium has documented this on cnPilot e410 and warned that excessive NOR-flash writes on XV/XE and cnPilot devices can potentially render hardware inoperable.
Integrated or external GPS receivers can lose synchronization, causing synchronized access points to stop transmitting or operate with increased interference. Cambium has documented synchronization problems involving ePMP 1000/2000/3000, PMP 450, cnPulse, and uGPS hardware.
Incorrect PoE delivery, failing injectors, cabling losses, or erroneous LLDP power negotiation can leave devices underpowered, disable radios and peripherals, or cause repeated boot/reboot behavior. cnPilot access points can deliberately shut down services when the reported available PoE power falls below operating requirements.
Loss of power while firmware is being written can corrupt the bootloader or flash contents and leave a radio unreachable or continuously flapping its Ethernet interface. Some ePMP units can be recovered through TFTP, but bootloader corruption can make the unit unrecoverable and require replacement.
Poor RJ45 contact, damaged connector pins, cable faults, or deterioration at the outdoor Ethernet connection can cause packet loss, link-speed degradation, intermittent reboots, or complete loss of connectivity. Force 200/190/300-series field reports repeatedly associate reseating or replacing Ethernet connections with restoration of normal operation.
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