I'd go as far as just putting a static IP right on the hopper device. Google shows others having problems using it in a dhcp fashion. On Oct 22, 2014 12:23 PM, "heith" <wi...@mncomm.com> wrote:
> I have 2 partners that deal with dish network. One of them was having real > weird issues with his connection at his home/office using a ubnt router > when everything looked good. I sent him a Tik router and 2 unifi APs to > clean up his mess of wifi gear. Everything was working good then went to > hell. I logged into his router and could see his Hopper MAC address pulling > several addresses under ARP. He didn’t want to trouble shoot so he just > unplugged the hopper. > > > > A different partner who has always used a tik called me yesterday and his > router was down. This has happened a few times over the last month. He did > a reboot and came back up. While looking at his arp table I noticed the > same arp issue with his hopper. > > > > I had a customer call today using ubnt router. He said he was connected > but no internet. Radio looked good. Logged into router and I could see he > had a Hopper as well. I did a remote reboot and it cleared up. > > > > I don’t have Sat TV so I have never seen a Hopper. Almost looks like WDS > issue. On the ubnt router of course the arp table is not as active on tik > so I don’t know if it was doing the same thing. Would DHCP reservation > help, on the tik, or is there something else I should be looking for on the > Hopper? > > > > Thanks > > Heith > > > > _______________________________________________ > Wireless mailing list > Wireless@wispa.org > http://lists.wispa.org/mailman/listinfo/wireless > >
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