If I can think of any other details to provide, I will. The other thing to note is: according to Wiz support documents, their devices use B, or G networks, they don't mention N, or newer. I think the highest was an hour and 70 minutes. I will mention that I looked at the lease times for my devices in the TP-Link's DHCP list and most were under 2 hours. It's a TRI-Core chip with 512 MB ram 2x2 2.4ghz and 4x4 5Ghz I believe. I would say the TP-Link's hardware is most likely the same as the RT-AX82U. They are different routers, and of course have different firmware / settings but I was looking at the particulars in common. These particular settings don't seem to make a difference, although I have snooping on for both 2.4, and 5Ghz of the Asus as well.
They also default the v2 of the IGMP profile, with v3 as the highest option. Something else I took note of is, TP-Link also enables wireless multicast routing by default, as well as IGMP Proxy, and snooping. TP-Link may use a set of defaults more friendly to iOT devices, where Asus may not as much. I wonder if it also has to do with TP-Link also making smart devices, while Asus does not. Which lead me to look into DHCP issues.Ĭlick to expand.It would be interesting to try to find out. This was an issue where the smart bulbs would randomly drop off and not reconnect, but a power cycle would bring them right back. I knew it wasn't a wireless issue as both routers had the same signal and SNR readings in my WiFi app that i use to check things with. So, the bottom line is, I took a router I knew worked with my setup took note of it's default settings, and applied those settings to the router's settings (where appropriate) that I wanted to use. So far, nothing, and it's been a couple days now.
I was expecting that if any problems were to arise, it would happen after the first 2 hours of use. It was the only thing left to try as I had changed all other recommended settings. I set the lease time in the RT-AX86U's DHCP settings to 7200 seconds which is 120 minutes. The TP-Link defaults to a lease time of 120 minutes (2 hours). The Asus defaults to a lease time of 24 hours. Basically what I did is went back to my TP-Link AX4400 router, and observed it's settings and behavior after not being able to resolve the issue with the RT-AX86U. Click to expand.This personal issue was mainly resolved on my own since no one I've asked about it really had any useful feedback that helped.
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