[ER605] No DHCP leases for several devices after 2.1.1 update
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Last night I have updated the router to the new firmware. As every night I am running the AI optimization for the wifi and with that all my clients get a new DHCP lease for the reconnect. It seems that several devices did not return and most of them are still not willing to get a new IP address. All of them are connected via WiFi all of them seem to be low power devices (Computer and Phones seem to work, but all the IoT stuff did not return). Forcing the devices to reconnect does not help.
I will try to reset the router tonight and hope it will help but will have to revert Firmware elseway.
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Dear @modebm,
I'd like to update the post with a solution here.
TP-Link has released the official firmware 2.1.2 to fix the DHCP issues.
ER605 V2_2.1.2 Official Firmware (Released on Feb 14th, 2023)
You may take your time to upgrade the 2.1.2 firmware and confirm the DHCP issue you encountered has been resolved.
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Addenum: It seems that issuing new leases is very slow. I just had a computer to receive a new lease and it took about 20 seconds until the lease was given.
Setup:
Router: ER605
Core Switch: SG3210
Access Switches: SG2008P
APs: EAP653
EDIT: reverted back to 2.0.2_20220727. All back to normal.
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Last night my ER605 crashed with the old "known good" F/W. It took me about an hour to see it respond to anything again (making it powerless to deplete the caps). I took the chance after that to check the new firmware. It took me another hour to get the setup running again - late at night, my fiance and I we have to work today and are dependent on a working professional network. This morning I woke up and the my devices lost their leases again. My computer again took about 20 second to retrieve its lease.
I don't have an unusual setup, apart from about 50 fixed IP addresses set in the DHCP.
For now I have reverted the firmware again, but I have lost faith in your system. A not working firmware is one thing, but a router that is not working stable is another. This little thing crashed 3 times since September and this time it was a hell of work to make it working again. And no response in my thread here doesn't help either. I have slept 4 hours and I am in an important business project. This is a no go!
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Dear @modebm,
Thank you for taking the time to post the issue in the community! I've noticed your post yesterday and found that you seem to have reverted the firmware to resolved the issue, the issue has been reported to our engineer for investigation, so I didn't escalate your case in high priority. Sorry to hear that the DHCP issue still exist.
To better assist you, I've created a support ticket via your registered email address, and escalated it to our support engineer to look into the issue. The ticket ID is TKID230203209, please check your email box and ensure the support email is well received. Thanks!
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So why did't you reply? This can be reasuring to be listend to.. Anyway...
I have ordered from another vendor and will sell what I have here and where possible. I hope the loss will not be to big.
You seem to have massive QA issues in your R&D team.
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Dear @modebm,
Sorry for the late reply, now I realized that giving a simple reply saying that we have noticed the issue would be better than nothing. Thanks for your valuable feedback. I'll try and do that next time.
For the DHCP issue you reported, we'll try the best to figure out the issue and resolve it as soon as possible. If it doesn't bother you and your Omada setup hasn't been removed yet, it would be much appreciated if you can try to provide the running backup configuration file and your IoT devices info like model number to our support team in the ticket email TKID230203209.
Sorry again for any trouble caused. Thank you in advance for your great cooperation and patience!
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Dear @modebm,
I'd like to update the post with a solution here.
TP-Link has released the official firmware 2.1.2 to fix the DHCP issues.
ER605 V2_2.1.2 Official Firmware (Released on Feb 14th, 2023)
You may take your time to upgrade the 2.1.2 firmware and confirm the DHCP issue you encountered has been resolved.
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