@1999ben 

Checking a bit futher, doesnt look like its really dependent on the time either - just seems to happen when a specifc device - in this case my desktop pc - connects.

Then the internet access pretty much dies.

I have set an automatic restart around the time when it usually happens, today however i happened to only turn on my devices later which also caused the crash to occur later.

  @Aboodi_8 

Sadly not, after some more messing around I have figured out one more key pieces of information.

The entire firmware just seems to crash outright.

I confirmed this by connecting a lan cable and just trying to access the UI at all.

Accessing the UI becomes nigh impossible when this happens, so my guess that its an issue with the firmware proper and probably a bug somewhere that doesnt end up logged - however there is no real information I can give beyond that.

What I have tried up to this point:

• Daily restarts in case these crashes are runtime dependent - nope
• Changed connection settings back to the defaults in case something weird is happening with the settings and connection to the moblie network - nope

None of this has helped however and I will most likely add this in a bug thread, since to me this looks like a pretty clear firmware bug to me.

  @Aboodi_8 

One thing I am trying now is to just re-install the firmware despite the most current one already being installed - thought is, maybe there is an issue with how the router was shipped and something is wrong with the factory settings.

Will update in the coming days to see how well it works.

Trying different Firmware versions did also not work.

I contacted technical support now to find a solution, will update further when something new happens.

  @1999ben 

Any solutión?

same problem with an AX3000-5G