First I must apologize for bringing up a topic that has been discussed at some length. However, I'd like to share my circumstances and see if anyone might have a suggestion
AIMesh Setup:
RT-AX82U Main Router
RT-AC66U Node connected via ethernet cable
Internet:
500Mbps Fiber service with ONT on side of house with an interior power supply / ethernet port.
Problem:
- Beginning after my automatic weekly reboot on March 13, I saw the 'Your ISP's DHCP...' error. Symptoms were that I cannot connect to the internet, though I can access the config of the router and devices on the LAN without issue.
- I turned off both routers, and unplugged the fiber power supply. Then I restarted in reverse order
- WAN connection works ok for a while (1 - 24 hours), then drops again, with error above
Resolution:
- Disable AIMesh and remove node
Attempted solutions:
- Replace Node with backup RT-AC66U I have laying around. Same problem
- Toggle 'DHCP' mode to different settings
- I chatted with tech support while my internet was up and ask if they have mac address or some other binding. I was told everything is 'plug and play'. They said everything is fine on their end and gave me a number for 'paid' tech support (as in, I pay)
Any thoughts on what else I can try? Thanks in advance
AIMesh Setup:
RT-AX82U Main Router
RT-AC66U Node connected via ethernet cable
Internet:
500Mbps Fiber service with ONT on side of house with an interior power supply / ethernet port.
Problem:
- Beginning after my automatic weekly reboot on March 13, I saw the 'Your ISP's DHCP...' error. Symptoms were that I cannot connect to the internet, though I can access the config of the router and devices on the LAN without issue.
- I turned off both routers, and unplugged the fiber power supply. Then I restarted in reverse order
- WAN connection works ok for a while (1 - 24 hours), then drops again, with error above
Resolution:
- Disable AIMesh and remove node
Attempted solutions:
- Replace Node with backup RT-AC66U I have laying around. Same problem
- Toggle 'DHCP' mode to different settings
- I chatted with tech support while my internet was up and ask if they have mac address or some other binding. I was told everything is 'plug and play'. They said everything is fine on their end and gave me a number for 'paid' tech support (as in, I pay)
Any thoughts on what else I can try? Thanks in advance