First i had a turn on problem and now this.
When i start the radio it has lost the wifi connection and i have to renew it every time i want to use it.
This problem started after i had updated my Asus RT-AC58U a couple of days ago. What have i missed? Or what could have changed?
I thought it was "keep connection alive" option in the iOS app i had turned off but no it was not.
It just drops the WiFi connection while playing. I have to reconnect manually.
Same problem here I haven't use it lately it's annoying.
Yes it is, if I restart it everything is fine until I want to use it again.
Is there any rules one must follow in the router settings? I’ve recently changed my router from netgear to asus. So all old settings are gone. Does the radio support all new protocols etc etc?!
Does the radio support all new protocols etc etc?!
Is that something I must change in the router? Can’t find anything about this in the settings.
You need to look at the problem and get some idea of underlying issue.
4. What is IP address of radio before and after reconnection ?
5. Any detail in the rouiter log ?
Make sure Router is using latest firmware - just in case there is a fix for something.
Ac58U feature-wise looks like an update to RTN66U which I have used for many years without problem.
If not my locking the same internal ip works I’ll go through your list.
[QUOTE=bpa;925349]You need to look at the problem and get some idea of underlying issue.
Is there a working MTU for the Radio?
It is very good it's just 2-3 meters from the router.
It can't be used due to my server does not support it it says when i was trying to start it.
I've set it to one specifik ip all the time.
I don't have logging on :) I will check that and see what it says.
The router is new so i've not turned on anything fancy or anything i dont understand.
I did and that's what started my problem, after i had updated the router firmware this problem started.
the radio menu Setting/Advanced/Diagnostocs/Network health - does not need the server to work ?
What menu are using ?
What version of server are you ising ?
Where can i find out what server version i am using?
The reason for checking the Network Diagnostic menu is sometime the antenna in Radio gets broken. The 100% and some of the other details seem to indicate that wifi is OK.
The appearance of the address as 34.243.12.154 (amazon address) and 34.244.221.118 (mysqeezebox.com) mysqueezebox.com seems to indicate that DNS is working.
Do you use DHCP ?
The answers to the test indicate that your radio is connected to mysqueezebox.com and not a local LMS sever.
If you have a local LMS server - go to Radio top level menu (home button) and select My Music, connect to local LMS and then run Server Info menu again.
If it works then it looks like the issue is associated with interference from other strong wifi neighbours or possibly devices (e.g. faulty microwave).
Come back if problem returns.
Yes I will if it fails or if not so other can benefit out of this info.
@ToddeSwe: I am experiencing similar problems with all my three Squeezebox Radios, even after replacing "everything", including WLAN AP. Has changing the channel resolved the problem for you?
I also have problems with an Asus router, though be it an RT-N66U. Any succes so far?
I also have problems with an Asus router, though be it an RT-N66U. Any success so far?
I thought only my Asus router has problems. But, now seeing lots of people have issues with their router. After that, I have bought otc evolve tool (https://bestobd2scanners.com/otc-evolve-reviews/) router from our local shop and it's working fine.
Sorry for late answer but I have missed your answer.
Yes it resolved my problem it has worked since I changed it.
Luckily I have network equipment which can tell me why there was a problem (Cisco Meraki). And I only see one SSID from my neighbours (2.4 GHz is not congested).
Initially I had two Access Points balancing connections, the same SSID broadcasted both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, auto channel, a/b/g/n/ac w2. I had all kinds of errors and it was a pain to troubleshoot.
What I did was to broadcast a specific SSID just for the squeezeboxes that is static channel 1, only 2.4 GHz and is only broadcasted from one single access point.
Now I've narrowed it down to a DHCP problem, where the squeezebox stops working after half of the lease time. I have 24 hours lease time, SB stops working after 12 hours. This is when I have Fixed IP configured.
It seems the only choise for me that is working is to set a Static IP on the device and reserve that IP in the DHCP range.
One other option, to assign dynamic DHCP, works for a week until DHCP pool is full (seemingly full of fake squeezeboxes).