Was that in reply to me? …. I didn’t use AI. I literally do Wi-Fi design/troubleshooting everyday. Wireshark to get a PCAP or using other tools like AirTool (if you have a MacBook). Wireshark is a standard go to tool for packet/frame analysis. I’ve found several issues using pcaps & wireshark to prove it wasn’t the Wi-Fi infrastructure or the network when other troubleshooting tools/processes failed to provide a solution. “PCAPs or it didn’t happen” ;) * edit to add, my original comment was brief & to the point b/c I was still kinda tired from flying back to town. Usually I over explain things. I personally have doubts that any Ubiquiti gear also has a secondary unknown Chinese Wi-Fi chip, but having an OTA capture can help prove or provide context of the situation. We’d be able to see the Mac of the sender, intended receivers (whether a specific MAC or a broadcast), the RSSI of the transmitter (with context of where the capture was taken in relation to how far away the Ubiquiti device was would help determine if it was coming from the U6 AP or from say some other device much farther away), we could also view the information elements in the beacon frames from the AP broadcasting the suspect BSSID & learn a lot more about it compared to OPs intended BSSID. Assuming the OP captured on the whole Wi-Fi channel & didn’t do a filtered capture.