There was a problem in the Android 11 client where some parts of the EAP-MSCHAPv2 exchange aren't padded correctly: https://wiki.strongswan.org/issues/3673#note-4 I'm guessing it still hasn't been fixed for 13. So basically if it's like the StrongSwan developer describes it, Google has been shipping...

Response from RSM to my e-mail arrived - doesn't really say anything we didn't know: Greetings James, The brochure linked shows the WLAN short-range device General User Licence extending to 5875MHz which is in line with gazetted information and international standards. General User Licence for Short...

OK - I e-mailed RSM just before I read your post. I'll post here what I hear back from them. Maybe if up to 5875 MHz is actually legal the default scan list should be smaller than allowed range for the country (if RouterOS can do that). Linux WiFi regulatory database seems to be getting extended to ...

dhoulbrooke - If I'm reading that government gazette notice correctly then the frequency range up to 5870 MHz in existing RouterOS is actually legal? That PDF I linked to from the government was produced in 2015. Have the frequency allocations recently been extended and it's actually everyone else t...

Hi, I believe the 5 GHz country-info frequencies for New Zealand are wrong and contain frequencies *not* allocated for WiFi. I leave my 802.11ac 2x2 router on auto frequency selection and often I'll find my 5 GHz SSID is missing completely from Windows and Android. I believe this is because the allo...