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  • #66441

    jordanthompson
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    Has anyone else seen this? 2.1.3 never gave me any issues with networking, but I have had to manually reboot several times since the update.

    #66678

    Guy
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    I am on the forum for the same issue; OS2.3 with 2.1.7 FW. The NIC shows a link light and activity, but I cannot access the web portal. The unit does continue to function, and the zones water. I’m trying a firmware upgrade to 2.1.9. It can take hours or weeks to hang. I’ll update when the problem reoccurs with 2.1.9 or when I’m confident the problem is resolved.

    #66679

    jordanthompson
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    When this happens, how do you fix it? Restarting is not enough for me. I wind up playing with the ethernet cable, trying different ports on my switch, etc. I know this sounds like a network problem, but this is the only device I am having ANY issues with.

    #66761

    Guy
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    I have to unplug power, wait 10 seconds and plug back in. When it boots back up it all works. I tried wiggling network cable, unplugging/plugging back in and it did not help. Only a power cycle worked. I upgraded to 2.1.9 a few days back. So far no issues, but sometimes it took a month or more. It could be a while before I know for sure the FW upgrade worked.

    #66921

    tmittelstaedt
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    Never had this happen to me on 2.1.9 on an OSPi. I’m running a hardware ethernet to the Pi.

    #67695

    KSprinkler75
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    I’ve been on FW 2.1.7 on Hardware 2.3 for a long time. The only time I had issues with network drops was when I was running wireless and the signal was way too weak in the garage. Solid inch of stucco is difficult for just about any wireless signal to penetrate.

    I have a bundle of cables (including serveral Cat5e) run to the semi detached garage where OS is located but they are in the attic and I didn’t feel like moving everything so I could get a ladder in place. I ended up going with a TP-Link AV1000 Powerline Ethernet Adapter. It took me a while to find an outlet near one of my ethernet ports that was on the same bus bar in the same power box as the garage service panel. I have no issues with drops since plugging directly into the Powerline Adapter.

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