The network (device) is the entrance to your home, therefore you should secure it as good as possible.
Below, you find some steps you can do without the need to setup your system from scratch. Mainly when your system has worked fine before and you encounter issues after a FW upgrade or your system became unstable without any (config) changes from your side. I've done a factory reset and reload from config successfully more than once on different firmwares.
save the router config to a file via the web GUI (you can do that also before a FW upgrade, but also take a config save before doing the following steps)
power OFF the router and all sattelites for 1-2 minutes then power on the router first and wait until startup is complete (approx. 5 minutes) check webGUI and check if internet connection is working then power on one sattelite and wait again approx. 5 minutes until startup is complete check if the sattelite is connected to router (wifi or cable) via Web GUI do the same with the remaining satellites
if step 2) does not help, proceed with the following steps power off all sattelites reset the router to factory defaults setup router and load the previously save of the config wait until the router is fully initialized (approx 5 minutes) check webGUI and check if internet connection is working then power on one sattelite and wait again appro 5 minutes until startup is complete check if the sattelite is connected to router (wifi or cable) do the same with the remaining satellites
if step 3) does not help, proceed with the following steps reapply the same firmware and repeat all steps from 2)
if step 3) does not help, proceed with the following steps downgrade the firmware
if issues are still not fixed, reset the router and do the setup as described in step 3)
I have some minor mistakes in the opening posts and to clarify, I should add a final step
this part:
5. if step 3) does not help, proceed with the following steps downgrade the firmware 6. if issues are still not fixed, reset the router and do the setup as described in step 3)
should be changed to:
5. if step 4) does not help, proceed with the following steps downgrade the firmware 6. if issues are still not fixed, reset the router and do the setup as described in step 3) 7. if issue still exists, try to find help here in the community
As I cannot edit the initial post, I'm thinking about opening a new thread with the updated instructions. And there I hope we get posts/answers which are related to the initial post.
Re: Alternative ways to troubleshoot instead of just downgrade FW in case of issues
No one will consider your advice of any value as long as you continue to turn this into a food fight by posting such as
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