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Great on WDR3600 and no problem with dyndns.

The network is working, but I seem to be having some GUI type of issues with Chrome.

I have an Archer C7 v2 and upgraded without preserving settings.

The Basic Connection screen displays all options when going to the screen, but when changing the 'connect via' type to a different one and back to DHCP (wired) it filters the list and goes back to the shorter list that I would expect. It is definitely confusing

It also seems that the "Please wait while settings are applied" isn't actually talking to anything - it just sits there at that screen never actually updates.

Is there any information that someone would like to see?

Couple other weird things:
- When on the Basic page, it allows me to choose B+G+N, but after refreshing it only allows B+G
- DynDNS updates - it saved the info ok and did a force update but never updated the gui to say when it was last updated. When I click on Force Update, it just seems to display the "please wait" dialog, but never does anything. The No-IP webpage confirms that there was no update.

- I have essentially a 2-factor authentication on my router. They first have to know my SSID+password so they get an IP, but that DHCP IP is in a blocked range. I then have to log in and assign them a valid IP. I do this due to my kids' friends... On the previous build I had from January, their MAC would show up as having valid sessions with both IPs, and as a result the "Enforce DHCP Assignments" checkbox would block their access even after I assigned a valid IP. I'll monitor this on this build, in case it's been fixed. (hope this is clear... )

can you show screen shots?

@calculoso
On the connection basic page please press F12 and paste any errors from the dev console in Chrome here.
Also what router are you using?

I am currently investigating DDNS with No-IP.com. Every other DDNS provider I've tested seems to work fine but it crashes on their service.

I have a TP-Link Archer C7 v2

F12 capture:


Before:


After reselecting DHCP:

As I changed the "Connect via" mode, another error popped up

Uncaught ReferenceError: mac80211Channels is not defined

setChannelWidth @ basic.js?1.9.X--Built-20160511-0749-git-f311c08-:8
setHwMode @ basic.js?1.9.X--Built-20160511-0749-git-f311c08-:9
setWifiVisibility @ basic.js?1.9.X--Built-20160511-0749-git-f311c08-:7
setGlobalVisibility @ basic.js?1.9.X--Built-20160511-0749-git-f311c08-:7
onchange @ basic.sh:802

calculoso,

I have an Archer C7 v2 as well. I had the same confunsing issues you mentioned. The build 20160421 works fine for me.

It's because the wifi driver is stuffed.
I suggest you return to the previous build that works. I'll make this a priority.

Sorry guys.

Lantis wrote:It's because the wifi driver is stuffed.
I suggest you return to the previous build that works. I'll make this a priority.

Sorry guys.

I tend to agree

RSPro is rock solid but my new tp links apper to be unstable?