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BretD
Jun 04, 2018Administrator
Orbi firmware update v2.1.4.16 availability
We’ve been monitoring issues that some customers have experienced in OrbiOS 2.1.4. In response, we’re releasing firmware that provides a permanent fix for the homekit issue along with various other f...
steve8411
Jun 06, 2018Apprentice
Oh well, that didnt last long.
Same issue persists. The difference now, it appears while using the device, whereas previoulsy, it happened upon waking.
Ipad shows connected to wifi and internet drops out. Ipad wifi must by cycled to reconnect again.
Support can reach out to me for logs, I have them saved.
Back to the locked room for more exercizes in futility.
DavidInGA
Jul 05, 2018Initiate
Been running 2.1.4.10 for a while with no issues. I upgraded this morning to 2.1.4.16. At initial glance everything looks ok. If I have issues I'mm update the post, but I'm happy with the stability of the last few releases.
- tdroz73Jul 06, 2018Tutor
Been running 2.1.4.16 for a few weeks now. Generally the firmware is ok. However, seems like after 10 days or so my devices all wind up 'locked' at 40mbps each. I have a 1gbps DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem - normally I get close to 450/500mbps on each device (depending on device) I have to reboot the system and everything goes back to normal. Devices include iPhone X, Macbook Pro (multiple models) and Apple TVs - so Apple devices in general.
Anyone else noticing this?
- FURRYe38Jul 06, 2018Guru - Experienced User
Try disabling MIMO, Daisy Chain and Fast Roaming and see?
Try setting manual channel 1, 6 or 11 on 2.4Ghz.
Try a full erase on the system and set up from scratch and see if it still happens?
My friends Orbi is working well since i set his up:
tdroz73 wrote:
Been running 2.1.4.16 for a few weeks now. Generally the firmware is ok. However, seems like after 10 days or so my devices all wind up 'locked' at 40mbps each. I have a 1gbps DOCSIS 3.1 cable modem - normally I get close to 450/500mbps on each device (depending on device) I have to reboot the system and everything goes back to normal. Devices include iPhone X, Macbook Pro (multiple models) and Apple TVs - so Apple devices in general.
Anyone else noticing this?
- pup0975Jul 06, 2018Star
I've had this happen with my Macbook. My speedtest maxes out at 40mbps. If I turn off the wifi on the Macbook and turn it back on, it gets full speed of 100+mbps. I'm on 2.1.4.10 which has been pretty stable, so I'm reluctant to update to x.16 since this is really the only issue I have right now and apparently x.16 doesn't fix it.
- JMU1998Jul 07, 2018Luminary
Does anyone know if a new Beta Firmware is coming or will be available for testing out?