I have 3 access points hooked up to my main router via an unmanaged switch. The issue is when I reboot one particular access point remotely via a browser it kills the internet on my entire network for a little while, not just on the devices connected to the AP. To be clear, I only loose internet when I reboot the AP via a browser on a PC on the local network by clicking the reboot button and does not happen if I simply reboot by power-cycling or if I unplug the WAN cable on that particular AP.
My setup is as follows: TP-link Archer A7 is my main router connected to my Verizon Fios ONT. The 3 WIFI access points are connected to the A7 via a Trendnet unmanaged switch.
The access point in question is an Asus RT-AC66U_B1 running in AP mode. This does not occur with my other two APs (RT-N12D1 or RT-AC66W, also set to AP mode).
My setup is as follows: TP-link Archer A7 is my main router connected to my Verizon Fios ONT. The 3 WIFI access points are connected to the A7 via a Trendnet unmanaged switch.
The access point in question is an Asus RT-AC66U_B1 running in AP mode. This does not occur with my other two APs (RT-N12D1 or RT-AC66W, also set to AP mode).
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