Archer VR1210v wifi problems
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Hello!
Just bought the modem/router in subject, and I've manually configured with apparently with no issues...
Let me explain better.
First of all I've immediately upgraded to the latest firmware version ( Archer VR1210v(IT)_V1_190719) like stated everywhere :)
The modem connects very well to the network (ADSLv2, PPPoE...) very well and works like a charm.
On the other hand, I've configured the internal network interface on the network 192.168.0.x with DHCP on the range 192.168.0.2 to 192.168.0.50.
I've 12 wireless and 3 wired devices.
At first everything works well. After let's say 30mins some of the wireless devices are not reachable anymore from the other devices (eg. I've 4 security cameras which I ping from an iMac and they do not reply anymore)
for some of them, they are reachable from a wired devices, while some other are not reachable anymore.
I reboot the device (or the Archer) and everything starts working fine again. After a short time... The problem occurs again...
I really do not know what to do, anyone experienced the same issue? I'm right then and there to give it back...
thanks and ciao!
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I seriously just got off the phone with customer support and one of the worst experiences I have ever had dealing with ANY company. The service member was completely incompentent. I am having these same issues and they told me that if I can access the internet then there is NOTHING wrong with my router. BS. A simple internet search revelas this is a problem with TP-Link.
I will return this item and will be leaving negative reviews. As of OCT 2020 this issue is NOT FIXED with TP-Link routers.
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Customer service told me to take the router back and ask for a change.
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