Wireless Joint

We ended up going the DMZ route on the WE826-T2 and buying a separate router. So far it's been rock solid. I never did figure out which device(s) were causing the WiFi to crash.

PS: I would probably try to run tcpdump on the router using SSH and monitor LAN interface (I assume it should be LAN+WiFi). If it is true then you want to exclude traffic exchange with the computer connected through SSH. if you see packets arriving from your WiFi devices then it means RF part of ...

Any update on this ? I seem to be having exactly the same problem here. Upgraded OS and now I am trying to figure out how to do sierra card firmware upgrade since I am not a windows user nor I have adapter where I would plug the card in to get it upgraded. We're still working through it. I have ...

Try to disconnect ALL devices in the router's WiFi interface, then only allow one device at a time to connect for a day, that should narrow down the culprit. By the way, just because a device is not actively in use (door-bell etc), it's still constantly registering, pinging, trying to keep-alive ...

Well, it's not solved, but an update. We thought it could be the Killer WiFi adapter in one of our laptops, which has had problems with a prior router, but switching to a USB WiFi adapter hasn't fixed the crashes. I got the new 2.5A power adapter for the router, and that hasn't fixed it either. Our ...

I'll start with swapping the power supply, and go from there. An external router is certainly an option if this doesn't work. Here's the power adapter I just ordered: https://thewirelesshaven.com/shop/power-adapter/12v-2-5a-30w-power-adapter-2-1mm/ I'll update the thread after I try it out. Any ...

I bought the router and modem from The Wireless Haven last August, and it's been rock solid until the last month or so. We use Verizon for our service, and for the past month I thought that I was having some issues with Verizon dropping the connection. 4G signal strength has looked good whenever I ...