reinholdk wrote: > You mean the radio loses connection after it was in stand-by overnight? > Was it still connected to the AP and only disconnected from LMS or even > disconneted from the AP? > And it doesn't occur when only one radio was connected? > Can you try a different router? > > For my Asus routers I disable Wifi for some hours during the night and > also the LMS server (old Win10 PC, wired to the router) sleeps when > idle, but the Radios don't have issues to reconnect to LMS in the > morning. They either send a WOL packet to wake up the server or they are > connected immediately if the server is running.
bpa wrote: > To solve a problem it is best to understand and determine what is wrong > - rather than try lots of different things and changing values and hope > for a fix. > > Please run a wifi analyser - this way you can be sure the channel you > choose is the "best" one and not also used by neighbours. Most common > issues with "new "wifi problems is a neighbours wifi. Often neighbours > have similar problems and soon they will also change their channel > number and so the cycle repeats. > > Signal strength is not enough - you also need to know a quality value to > see if there is interference. I carefully took one step at the time and watched for change. I did use WiFi- analyser at all times, I have one Radio running, One refuses to stay connected, where it had no problems before I know of no change in the network. I am looking for a hardware solution now ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BertdeJong's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=44040 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=110161 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
