Open-Mesh Has Released the New MR1750 Dual Band 802.11ac Access Point

[jasons9745 0]

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Edited December 22, 2016 by jasons9745

[darton 0]

Cloudtrax dash shows yellow to red bars for the speeds between access points when this issue starts.

 

as pcdoc ses, start again... 1 at a time

 

use the latest firmware of course

 

You can also setup the nodes to send the logread (Openwrt) to a syslog server, I bet that will highlight where the issue is coming from

 

https://help.cloudtrax.com/hc/en-us/articles/202382800-Script-sample-IP-logging

[pcdoc 114]

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[itGeeks 187]

Connections are lost to devices. Cloudtrax dash shows yellow to red bars for the speeds between access points when this issue starts. All repeaters are 1 hope from gateway.

For starters make sure "Internet Check" is disabled, You can find this setting under Configure-->Radio. If this is enabled every time your internet goes down so does the access points, This could be y your devices are loosing connection.

as pcdoc ses, start again... 1 at a time

 

use the latest firmware of course

 

You can also setup the nodes to send the logread (Openwrt) to a syslog server, I bet that will highlight where the issue is coming from

 

https://help.cloudtrax.com/hc/en-us/articles/202382800-Script-sample-IP-logging

Agreed with you and pcdoc, I would also assign a static IP to each and eliminate DHCP leases causing any problems. For me I assign every device on my network a static IP as I find it works best and makes trouble shooting easier.