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Orbi Hard Reset Crashes - Require Reboot
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Orbi Hard Reset Crashes - Require Reboot
Dear Community,
Is it just me or does anyone elses Orbi crash and either reboot or require a hard reset. I have a medium sized network with 25 devices that are a mix of everything. IOS, IoT, Smarthome, Alexa, etc.
I seem to get frequent reboots and other crashes that go away for days and come back with with multiple crashes. Sometimes, I will just see the log with a new initialization signalling the reboot. I am running 1.5.0.12 Firmware. Problem is not coverage related. I do run a netgear powerline extender for a xbox in my basement.
Performance is good when it is up.
There seem to be lots of DHCP requests in the logs. I see a ARP attack once in a while, plenty of DOS attacks also.
I have had a case open with netgear for 2 months and have not been able to find out the problem and have replaced the units also. Any guidance or similar problem solving idea would be great. I want to like and keep the Orbi, but my family is almost at the end of their rope.
Seems very hard to troubleshoot because of the hard crashes. I cannot get into the admin pages and must power cycle the unit.
Thanks for any help
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Re: Orbi Hard Reset Crashes - Require Reboot
Hello Kenquick'
I would try removing devices one at a time to see which device could be causing the issue first one I would try is the powerline adapter.
DarrenM
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Re: Orbi Hard Reset Crashes - Require Reboot
Darren,
I am trying your advice. I will report back. Though I dont have a solution to remove the Powerline Adapter. I will try to make it a Static IP, since I am seeing alot of DHCP logging from that device.
Has anyone else also seen a lot of DHCP request from Apple devices. Seems like those devices also cause some problems. I am trying to see if that causes some concerns.
There must be a little better way than remove one device at a time and just wait. Let me know if you have any other tips.
Thanks,
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