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Orbi isn't doing the reconnecting. The tesla is. If it wakes up, it'll connect (should). If you're selecting "update later" option when tesla sends you the update, the car should be waking to update at a later time.
Again, thats all said with a should. If you google "tesla not waking" theres a ton of posts.
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(Caveat: My experience may not be relevant to yours.) My Nest thermostat disappears from the list of "Attached Devices" not because it is no longer connected, but because it has not sent/received data lately. When I open the Nest app on my phone, the thermostat suddenly appears. What I discovered was that the Nest has an "open connection" to the Nest Cloud (Amazon AWS).
How about two tests:
- Try to ping the Tesla. Does it respond? If so, it is obviously connected. This is not a "guaranteed test" because many devices (like my IP cameras) do not respond to ping. So, if the Tesla does not respond to ping, then
- Telnet to the Orbi and enter this command:
cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack | grep <ip of Tesla>
If the Tesla IP address shows up with an open connection to a cloud somewhere, then it should awaken and get the new software.
Example: cat /proc/net/ip_conntrack | grep 192.168.1.55
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Not having a Tesla, this may be entirely "off the wall." Do you have some sort of "Tesla App" on your phone that allows you to do goofy things, like "summon it", start up the heater, blink the lights, or something? (not the keyfob remote, but an "app"?)
If so, wait until it "goes to sleep" and then see if the app still works.
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Vehicle location may work over LTE. Obviously, it's not much use if the vehicle can only be located when connected to the owner's WiFi. (I would guess "Driveway" every time.)
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