When rules are added or options changed, does the router need to be rebooted? In other words, does changing anything require bringing the router down
1746247
No reboot required. You run a commit command and settings load without causing an outage.
1746248
The short answer is: It depends. The longer answer is: Some configuration choices do need to restart, some do not. The configuration wizards need to reboot, FW upgrades need a reboot, most configuration from the CLI can be done dynamically (no need for a reboot)
887532
Firmware like this is usually tested well enough to prevent what you are seeing. Go back to the previous version though. I doubt that you could have actually broken the router with the firmware update.
1785868
router loaded ok(CD) worked great for one day, then needed repeated restarts. Bought the "refurbished" maybe that's the trouble. Need to research the troubles with it. If there is a fix, should fix b4 shipping
1624845
No. But it is not a big deal, the Ubiquiti coverage is so strong that (in my case) I simply turned off the wireless on the existing router and just used the Ubiquiti units. Much simpler, much cleaner.
507779
Nope, just link it to your router, I had no problems with this unit, I am still using it today, no problems.
829340
It lost wifi on one occasion and hasn't since, a friend explained to me that if I restarted my router that could fix the problem. And since then I haven't had any issues. I've been using it at work and its been fine all day.
1968570
I believe I remember a way in the setup manual but I ended up not using this router because it would not work with my router without lowering the security level and I didn't want to do that. Wish they would have said that in the product description.
1818073
Yes, it can be disabled quite easily... If you had the router, you'd log into it, choose the "Wireless" tab at the top of the page, then the "Basic Settings" tab that appears beneath it: on that page, you'd then see "Wireless Network Mode" second from the top and set it to "Disabled." You might also look into the Tomato community's firmwares to see if any of them suits you better. I've used DD-WRT for 4 years, but I'm going to try Tomato (probably "Tomato by Shibby") as I've seen it recommended over DD-WRT quite a few times recently and it's more actively developed. Hopefully either one of them or DD-WRT does what you need them to! :)
516328
Sorry I have not had an issue but really have not used the router that much yet.
1408051
Sometimes I need to reboot from the modem and reset the router, turn off and on the computer at the same time in order for the wireless oriented signal to match.
2057694
Pull the bottom "foot" off the router..The reset button is under there. As I recall, reset procedure is standard. You can find all the details by googling.
1877997
Most routers today will have a release that allows you to remove the motor from the base, so you pull the motor off and change bits with the motor sitting on top or on a work bench. If not... like my ancient craftsman router in my old table you have to raise the bit up or down to get access for the wrenches from one side or the other of the tabletop or you need to be flexible enough to work both sides of the tabletop at once.
1662484
Don't use the reset button. That will reset all the router's settings to default. There is not power button. Disconnect the power and reconnect.
2228608
It will depend on the version number of the router, Dye. These modems love to get updates from their providers so regardless of the firmware version that you have on the model, you may be bound to get an updated or downgraded firmware version from your ISP.
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Yes , as of matter of fact I have my router on a digital timer so it resets it's self in the middle of the night , as you know sometimes a router needs to be reset at times , but with the timer it does it ever night for me , I have it so it kills the power to the router for one minute and I have never had a problem with the thermostat rejoining the network
929427
I hope you realize that you must unclamp the router before making height adjustments above table. I cant see any other reason that you would have difficulties raising or lowering the router otherwise. It's not a true above the table adjustable router
540233
No, you will need to plug the switch into the router, so you will have to unplug one of your connections on the router then plug the switch into that port you can then plug the device you unplugged into one of the ports on the new switch. Hope this helps.