22/06/2021, 11:37 AM
(21/06/2021, 04:41 PM)Seán Wrote: I wonder if Tenda changed something in a recent firmware update that breaks this backhaul method.
You can try the following just to rule out a faulty node or network switch, i.e. try step #1, if the issue returns, try the next step and so on.
- Move the network leads from each node to different switch ports. E.g. if they were connected to ports #1, #2, #3, try moving them to #4, #5 and #6.
- Swap the two secondary nodes. If the issue issue moves to the other node area, then that one may be faulty.
- Swap a secondary node with the primary node (may require resetting and reconfiguring). This will rule out the primary node.
If you can get by with two nodes temporarily for a few days, try turning off the secondary node in the least used area. If the issue does not return after a few days, swap the two secondary nodes. If the issue returns with one secondary node but not the other, then it's likely a faulty node.
Many thanks you Seán! I will try this next time I face this issue and update.