Just to check does it work with the devolo adapters switched off? (And in range
of the main router of course). You could try speaking to devolo support if
their adapters seem to be causing the issue.
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On 28 Jun 2015, at 09:41, mac98aop <[email protected]> wrote:
Well, it was shortlived.
Firmware updated and it seemed to be ok for a day, but this weekend, all iOS
devices try to connect and are just thrown off straight away. As I write
though, my Macbook connects perfectly and at full signal strength and full
speed.
Most odd, no?
The lights on the Devolo don't indicate any problems, similarly the Macbook
connection.
It was working so very well at out previous house, but now, iOS devices just
won't connect consistently to it.
I'm stumped!?
Adam
> On Friday, June 26, 2015 at 10:43:27 AM UTC+1, mac98aop wrote:
> Gosh, sorry Sam, didn't even think of the simplest idea.
>
> Updating now....
>
> Reminds me a family friend who worked in the 80s as a tv engineer. He always
> says that 95% of his home visits for broken tvs, simply required him to turn
> it on at the wall!
>
> Hoping a simple firmware update'll do the trick.
>
> AP
>
>> On Tuesday, June 16, 2015 at 10:35:59 AM UTC+1, mac98aop wrote:
>> Morning all
>>
>> I'm having a lot of trouble with our WiFi, which in working from home, is
>> proving tedious.
>>
>> MacBooks and Apple TV connect just fine, but all other devices are
>> constantly thrown off and trying to reconnect - sometimes successfully,
>> mostly not.
>>
>> PlusNet suggested changing the Router Channel. This fixes the problem
>> instantly, but needs doing 2-3 times per day - again, tedious.
>>
>> I also use a Devolo booster, but the problem is either interference or
>> devices struggling to find IP addresses (so I'm told?)
>>
>> PlusNet now suggest:
>>
>> 1. A more adequate 'ac' router.
>> 2. Using Port Forwarding. They don't support this, but the router can do it,
>> so they said it's up to me to setup and see how it goes.
>>
>> I'll happily try Port Forwarding as that's the free option, but it seems
>> restricted to a whole list of games/apps to be sent to a specified device.
>> Any idea on how I don't restrict it to one game/app, but indeed for the
>> device itself whenever it wants to connect?
>>
>> Any thoughts, gratefully received....
>>
>> Adam
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