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Nighthawk R7000 dropping connection
I have had issues with this router since we purchased it! We purchased it in January 2022.
My kids have complained that the xbox no longer works as well as it did with the basic router from Spectru...
I would love to answer these questions for you, but have NO idea how to.
How do i know what kind of cable it is? It is the yellow ethernet cable that came with the router.
How do i check the channels?
And what does all this mean - i am not a technical person - i am a functional software consultant, so this network stuff is challenging for me:
Enable IPv6 Auto Detect on the router. - how do i do this
Is SIP ALG enabled or disabled on the router? _ how do i know?
someara wrote:
I would love to answer these questions for you, but have NO idea how to.
How do i know what kind of cable it is? It is the yellow ethernet cable that came with the router.
There will be printing on the cable that will or should have a CAT# there.
How do i check the channels?
And what does all this mean - i am not a technical person - i am a functional software consultant, so this network stuff is challenging for me:
Enable IPv6 Auto Detect on the router. - how do i do this
Is SIP ALG enabled or disabled on the router? _ how do i know?
Log into the routers web page at 192.168.1.1 using a PC and web browser.
Channels will be under Basic/Wireless settings.
IPv6 will be under Advanced Tab/Advanced
SIP ALG will be under Advanced Tab/Setup/WAN setup.
If needed. find someone that can help you with this.
There will be printing on the cable that will or should have a CAT# there. - Mine says CAT5E
On the NightHawk app - i did find that is it is showing Channel 1,7, and 153
It is showing Current Channel: 1 and BEST for clarity
Channel 7 also says BEST for Clarity
Channel 153 says GREAT for Clarity.
I found this in the wifi analytics on the app.
I will talk to my tech guy when he gets back from PTO about the other recommendations you listed.
Sheila
Log into the routers web page at 192.168.1.1 using a PC and web browser to see and change wifi channels.