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I think it's related to page refreshing. Clicking on Web Usage and then going back to Bandwidth Distribution corrects in temporarily.

This issue is happening again. However, this time it's not the Enforce DHCP Assignment setting. That setting is unchecked. The extender connects and clients get internet through the extender after a reboot of the router but after a while...last time was about 4 hours, the extender loses its connecti...

Not really. I just keep the Bandwidth Distribution page open on one of the browser's (IE) tabs. I use other tabs but I frequently go back to the BD page. For my setup, I have QoS set up per Volaris' instructions. I use DHCP with ONLY ALLOW THE MAC ADDRESSES BELOW. I have about 30 MACs in the list. I...

Here is the logread when the issue was occuring... Fri Aug 18 08:46:36 2017 daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[2187]: DHCPREQUEST(br-lan) 192.168.1.128 ac:37:43:a3:04:d3 Fri Aug 18 08:46:36 2017 daemon.info dnsmasq-dhcp[2187]: DHCPACK(br-lan) 192.168.1.128 ac:37:43:a3:04:d3 2-Phone Fri Aug 18 08:47:23 2017 da...

I sometimes see in the bandwidth distribution table, all the clients dividing the bandwidth equally. However, more times than that I see unequal distribution. Maybe someone will be using 65%, another may be using 5%, and two others using 15% each. Is this normal?

I've noticed this also. Hopefully someone can check into this.

Remote SSH access is disabled in the interface. I had to enable it. Now I can get in. I'll paste the logs the next time I see the issue.

Tried both Putty and WinSCP. Both give me "connection refused". I'm using my desktop and I'm able to ping the router and get to the web interface from it. It must be the modem itself blocking the connection.

Where do I type "logread"?

One I enter F12, where are the errors?

It just started happening after about 5 minutes. My session is set for 12 hours. I can go to other tabs and come back and the percentages can be wrong or I can open a window on top of the browser window...such as "Snipping Tool", and close it and the percentages are wrong. The Bandwidth Di...