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Re: Mesh wfi disconnect root cause
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Re: Mesh wfi disconnect root cause
This seems significant! I wonder if setting up a firewall rule to block UDP port 5353 (MDNS) for all host would have any impact. I expect that might cause problems for things that rely on MDNS, but it would be interesting to see if it stops the kernel panic and reboot problem.
Great find!
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Interesting. I am periodically seeing this happen - devices dropped from the wi-fi randomly. I have resorted to restarting my main router to address.
@netgear, is a fix for this coming?
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Re: Mesh wfi disconnect root cause
Yes we are working on a fix for this issue.
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Re: Mesh wfi disconnect root cause
Google is releasing a fix tomorrow via Google Play services according to all the tech sites.
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