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fidelity
Mar 22, 2016Tutor
R7800 cannot change device priority
I have a new R7800 which I upgraded to the latest firmware (1.0.0.40) before configuring anything. I turned the Dynamic QoS on and allowed the automatic database update. However, the automatic device...
- Mar 27, 2016
I had this issue as well. I ended up doing a factory reset of the unit, then reconfiguring the settings the way I like all over again (really should never use a config backup file). I have not had the issue reappear again. The only thing I would also suggest is make sure you update the Dynamic QoS database, then reboot the router prior to configuring device QoS priorities the way you like.
garethr
Mar 27, 2016Tutor
storm1985I think fidelity's point which mirrors my own experience is that manually setting the priority is not being persisted. So if I set a device as highest, apply and then go back into the screen for that device the priority has been reset to low or whatever the device's default was.
fidelity
Mar 28, 2016Tutor
garethr wrote:
storm1985I think fidelity's point which mirrors my own experience is that manually setting the priority is not being persisted. So if I set a device as highest, apply and then go back into the screen for that device the priority has been reset to low or whatever the device's default was.
This is the issue. The only exception is that the device priority is set to "low" always, regardless of the device's default or the setting I choose. Everytime I set something, apply, and return to the page, the setting has been reverted to "low".
I will try mediatrek's advice and do a factory reset.
- fidelityMar 29, 2016Tutor
mediatrek's advice seems to have worked! I reverted to factory settings, enabled and updated QoS, rebooted, and then setup device priorities. Settings seem to stick now. Let's hope it stays that way. :)
The device recognition is still very poor. It doesn't even recognize Chromecast automatically. Only my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 was recognized correctly as a an Android tablet, all other devices had to be defined manually. Can't have everything...
- mediatrekMar 30, 2016Virtuoso
fidelity wrote:The device recognition is still very poor. It doesn't even recognize Chromecast automatically. Only my Galaxy Tab S 8.4 was recognized correctly as a an Android tablet, all other devices had to be defined manually. Can't have everything...
I have noticed the automatic device recognition in the Netgear Qualcomm Dynamic QoS offerings (R7500, R7500v2, R7800) seem not to be on target as they are in other Qualcomm-based routers offering Streamboost traffic shapping dynamic QoS (ie- Zyxel NBG6816, Zyxel MBG6716, d-Link DGL-5500, TRENDnet TEW-827DRU).