seanullnet wrote: 
> I have three Squeezebox Radios (HW version 5), all on WiFi. Since a few
> weeks ago, they all have the same problem: After some time
> (minutes-hours) they lose connection with my WiFi access point(s). The
> WiFi symbol is red. "Repair Network" usually resolves the problem
> temporarily, but sometimes a reboot is required. But no permanent cure.
> 
> I did a major update of my entire home network infrastructure (combined
> Ethernet and WiFi) and software/firmware before this problem started, so
> many things could potentially have caused this. My LMS runs on a QNAP
> TS-569 Pro NAS. My (new) ordinary WiFi consists of three TP-Link Deco M9
> Plus configured as Access Points (mesh network) with Ethernet backhaul
> to an Asus RT-N66U router. It makes no difference whether I'm using DHCP
> or static IP on my Radios. After spending two days investigating, I
> believe I have narrowed it down to the WiFi link between the Radios and
> my access point(s). I have replaced the TP-Link mesh network with my old
> Asus RT-AC66U router (configured as AP). The AP's "Wireless log" shows
> that the radios drop out, one after the other. This is the wireless log
> when all three radios are playing:
> 
> Stations List                           
> ----------------------------------------
> idx MAC               Associated Authorized    RSSI PSM Tx rate Rx rate
> Connect Time
> 00:04:20:26:C0:0D Yes        Yes         -47dBm No      18M     54M
> 00:39:58
> 00:04:20:2A:2E:B7 Yes        Yes         -45dBm No      36M     54M
> 00:39:58
> 00:04:20:28:44:5E Yes        Yes         -63dBm No       2M     54M
> 00:39:58
> 
> 5 GHz radio is disabled.
> 
> The Radios report a signal strength of 75-100%.
> 
> Since this is my old and trusty AP, which has been working flawlessly
> for years, AND that the problem also exists when using my mesh network,
> I have only one "suspect" left: The Radio firmware was recently updated
> to v7.7.3 r16676, as part of an upgrade to QLogitechMediaServer
> v2.03.01. Unfortunately, LMS is no longer supported "out of the box"
> from QNAP, but I have been using their official LMS until recently. I
> don't known with version of the Radio firmware that was bundled with the
> QNAP LMS that I used until recently, but I noticed that the LMS update
> triggered a firmware update to 7.7.3 r16676 (dated February 14. 2014).
> 
> To cut a long story short:
> 1. Has anyone experienced and fixed a similar WiFi connection issue? I
> saw that another user changed his WiFi channel to 1 to try and fix this.
> I have just tried to set a fixed channel on my AP, so fingers
> crossed...
> 2. If I were to revert to an older version of the Radio firmware
> (v7.7.2?), would it be compatible with the current community LMS? On the
> other hand, I would seem very strange if this is a firmware problem,
> given the fact that the firmware is almost five years old and used by
> thousands.
> 
> Thank you very much!
> 
> -- 
> 
> Stein Erik

I have the exact same problem, also with an ASUS N66U as a router. I
have used both the Merlin and Asus firmware, both don't work. The only
solution that works is to add a wifi dongle that transfers to ethernet.
I saw you came tot the same conclusion.


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