i have the reboot schedule already embled yes i beleve it does what you explained Thanks for the update

Same problem

this feature is a must. Why would it not be there in the first place??

Automated channel moves is a must (i had this in my previous ruckus system)

  @David-TP 

 

You note that "A similar effect could be obtained using the reboot schedule."

 

I would liike to make two points:

 

One, this is not a "similar effect", as the Network Optimization process does not summarily kick everybody off of wifi, nor does it take the ~5 minutes to restore the wifi signal when dealing with a mesh router configuration.

 

Two, the maximum number of reboots you can schedule are once daily. There is an option to reboot once weekly, but that is grossly insufficient for this requirement.

 

What the Network Optimization process does not take into account, nor do your proposed 'solutions', is the fact that some people have to perform the process multiple times daily as the network signals in their environment change.

 

I also live in an apartment, and work from home, meaning that to properly accommodate my online meetings, I need to perform a Network Optimization practically every time I am about to join an online call, or else risk the fact that my network signals are saturated and that my online meetings may suffer degraded performance or complete drops.

 

The solution to this problem is for TP-Link to integrate a regular checkpoint for our routers to test the current network signals, and determine if a Network Optimization process is required, and perform that Network Optimization automatically. Other router manufacturers have similar abilities, so I'm wondering, why would TP-Link want to limit their performance?