So I upgraded last night from an AC86U to an AX86U. I flashed Merlin's firmware, did a hard reset, then started setting everything up manually. I chose a new IP range for the router (10.35.45.1), new SSID, new password, got my main devices set up with static IPs, the whole 9 yards. My only issue is that I can not, for the life of me, get my multiple Echo devices and my TCL TV to connect to the new network.
I've reset all of the echos, and even disassociated them from my account. Every time I try to connect, I'm using the same copy & pasted password that I used for all my other devices, but this time, it says the passwords are wrong. My TCL (Roku) finds the SSID, and when it tries to connect it doesn't even give me the option of entering in the password. Just errors out.
Meanwhile, I have about 5 phones laying around, 2 iPads, and my wife's desktop that's connecting to the wifi perfectly.
Everything else is set up through wired connections, with a switch upstairs, a switch downstairs, and 2 MOCA adapters connecting them. The only thing that's actually changed, network wise, is the new router.
Anyone have any thoughts? Because I'm tearing my hair out here, and the 2 hour long call with Amazon tech support was about as useful as tits on a bull. Thanks in advance!
I've reset all of the echos, and even disassociated them from my account. Every time I try to connect, I'm using the same copy & pasted password that I used for all my other devices, but this time, it says the passwords are wrong. My TCL (Roku) finds the SSID, and when it tries to connect it doesn't even give me the option of entering in the password. Just errors out.
Meanwhile, I have about 5 phones laying around, 2 iPads, and my wife's desktop that's connecting to the wifi perfectly.
Everything else is set up through wired connections, with a switch upstairs, a switch downstairs, and 2 MOCA adapters connecting them. The only thing that's actually changed, network wise, is the new router.
Anyone have any thoughts? Because I'm tearing my hair out here, and the 2 hour long call with Amazon tech support was about as useful as tits on a bull. Thanks in advance!