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RS200
Just got an #RS200 a week ago, and I have gone round and round with support trying to make it work properly. I have the latest firmware, and I've changed the channel sett My issue is that for som...
Motorola Surboard Model: SB6142
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I do not believe so. It says IPv6 is enabled, but there is no connectivity shows no network access.
try disabling ipv6. I've had issues with ipv6 where it'll work great for a few days and then go down. When its going down, devices "hesitate" or go slow for a while until they default to ipv4. then they work fine for a while and then go down again. I've had to either resort to disable ipv6 or using a different DNS server (using my own)
I made the change. I'll follow up tomorrow and let you know if works!
good luck. If the ipv6 doesn't work, try different DNS servers (both ipv4 and ipv6)
Hello! I worked out what the problem is. The smart switch setting that enables the router to automatically switch a device between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz was overactive. I suspect that the downtime was caused by devices switching. I turned it off, split the network into two different wifi networks, and now it's fine.