Hi @abmantel 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Do you have a video to illustrate this issue?

Move it closer to the AP. Will it get a better signal? Does it join the Mesh?

Hi @abmantel 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

abmantel wrote

  @abmantel And at 14:03

And at 14:03 it's even higher. I can't work with

 

Albert

 

 

 

This does not really matter.

If you are seeing isolated, you should check the distance. That means the distance is too far and it cannot join the root AP.

If this is not a problem with the 706W, you need to move this case to the EAP page.

Hi @abmantel

abmantel wrote

  @Clive_A  How can I be nice If i tried to post the issue on the EAP place. After nearly one hour typing YOUR site say it's no topic.

You are not transferring this topic internally, your site is not handling this issue properly, provide no service and then you are asking me to stay kind.....you are funny.

You don't have to stay kind to me. I don't really care. I care about how the case is resolved and if there is any error in the verification and logic.

I also don't know what you have experienced with the site. Not even sure what you mean by "no topic". I expect nothing.

The problem only started recently and you begin to see an isolated status. That's more of a problem in your environment. The channel utilized does not really matter or reflect a thing in the mesh. It does not represent whether the mesh connection is good or bad.

And it is an EAP-based problem instead of the ER706W which isn't the mesh bridge but the mesh root.

The clear way is to fix the isolated status first which is commonly caused by distance. And after the change, monitor it and see if there is any other problems.

Believe it or not. I have done troubleshooting over the phone and emails before. I am not that dumb enough to think it in the right direction.

If you really believe that's an issue with the router, not the EAP, you can replace it. This model has not been around for over two years. It's definitely under the warranty if you purchased it from authorized sources.

I would not believe there is a difference in the router which does not correlate to the problem here.

Wireless, itself, is not perfect and can be easily affected due to various reasons. 80% of wireless problems are physical and of the essence of radio frequency.