After I upgraded my R7000 to the 2018-09-23 Kong Mod firmware version I've had an issue where I I'm only able to stay connected to my network, until I reboot my connected device(s). Once I reboot a device, it's unable to retrieve an IP address on my network, and as such can't talk with my router, or other devices on my network - let alone get ethernet access. I feel like this is an issue with assigning IPs, but I'm unable to pinpoint exactly where the problem is rooted.
The router is using default settings, apart from the custom administrator login/pw change. I tried adding DHCP static leases, but this didn't affect the problem.
My only "fix" to this problem has been to factory reset the router after a client reboot, and then take it from there, but this is obviously not an ideal solution.
This has been observed on the following 2 firmwares, I haven't gone further back:
- https://www.myopenrouter.com/download/dd-wrt-kong-mod-netgear-r7000-2018...
- https://www.myopenrouter.com/download/dd-wrt-kong-mod-netgear-r7000-2018...
Was hoping someone could shed some light on this issue.
Thanks in advance!
Didn't mean to double post, please continue here: https://www.myopenrouter.com/forums/r9000-open-source-firmware/r7000-ip-...