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I am having the same issues. Internet randomly drops out at the router, wired or wireless across all devices. It has done this all week. My old school WNDR3700 has been reliable but thought it was time to upgrade after 8 years. How can I fix this ? I like the customization of the router but don't want features over reliability. I have it packed up to exchange it since it's only a week old and don't want to get stuck with a dud. Will this firmware resolve the issue ?
I'm still having issues with this firmware that you sent me Fraser. My internet connection lasts like a day, then the next morning i'll have to completely turn off router and turn it back on to get connection back. What do you need from me to look into this more? I do have a ps4 in rest mode (not connected to internet though in that state) but my xbox one is in rest mode with internet to download updates etc.
I use multiple Xbox Ones in the house (one has a static IP). I had a feeling the instant on mode was causing a problem, because it seemed like everytime I turned the xbox on, the internet would drop on all devices shortly after the Xbox "woke up".
This has been bugging me for months, but just a couple of days ago I noticed that everytime the internet dropped, the Xbox would have either just turned on or off not long before the disconnect.
Aside from installing the firmware once it is provided to me, is there anything else that I need to/should do (i.e remove static ips to the consoles, disable instant on mode on the Xbox), or does the firmware solve the issue while still allowing instant on mode with static IP addresses?
I'm still running into issues. I tried following the step by step instructions how to get logs while things were acting up, but ran into some issues. I couldn't even access the router's page to change the firmware over to the one for debugging and I wasn't able to run wireshark since the wired computer wasn't showing any interfaces since the network connection was out. I pulled logs from the routerlogin page on my laptop but not sure how much good that will do. My main PC was pulling a completely different static IP (usually 192.168 range) in the 76. range along with the gateway like it was pulling from my modem in transparent bridge mode. The internet was working too, but only on my main PC, everything else was not working. When I reboot the router it fixes everything...
I'll go ahead and change the firmware over now that everything is fixed until tommorow heh. Is there any other way to pull logs for this? It's very frustrating I have to do this every day even if it's just a reboot of the router.
