snoop wrote: Hi did you manage to resolve this I have client reporting the same problem even after upgrading to 3.7.3 firmware

CosmaP wrote:

snoop wrote: Hi did you manage to resolve this I have client reporting the same problem even after upgrading to 3.7.3 firmware

There is another update 3.7.3.3 also available that is supposed to address this further.

The particular client that was having is issue seems to have gone quiet on the subject. This can be because of one of 3 reasons.

1, 3.7.3.3 resolved the issue
2, They are now using a wired connection
3, The issue may have been caused by external factors and they have finally acknowledged that.

I am going there next week and will test further, but to my recollection, the last time I was there it seemed ok.

Sorry for the vague answer.

Cosma

VyvT wrote: I've recently moved to 2860n from the BT home-hub in a home office and with help of DrayTek support I have got three vlans including two SSIDs set up. All our Apple gear connects fine BUT unlike with the BT Homehub the iPads appear to drop the wifi connection quite quickly after you stop using the internet, Twitter, etc.

This causes a problem with Facetime connections as the caller can't get through to our iPads most of the time.

Has anyone any knowledge of how to stop the connection dropping off? Using 3.7.3

snoop wrote:

VyvT wrote: I've recently moved to 2860n from the BT home-hub in a home office and with help of DrayTek support I have got three vlans including two SSIDs set up. All our Apple gear connects fine BUT unlike with the BT Homehub the iPads appear to drop the wifi connection quite quickly after you stop using the internet, Twitter, etc.

This causes a problem with Facetime connections as the caller can't get through to our iPads most of the time.

Has anyone any knowledge of how to stop the connection dropping off? Using 3.7.3

You need 3.7.3.3 availale at ftp://ftp.draytek.com/Vigor2860/