- Jan 24, 2018
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Hi All,
Due to living in a spread-out bungalow, I’m currently running a TP-LINK TL-SF1080P with 4-Port PoE which powers 3 TP-LINK wireless antennas and a couple of hardwired internet wall socket connections.
The internet connection seems to work most of the time all around the home. However, when booting up laptops and/or the XBOX (which typically use a wireless connection) it will bring down my connection. This is identified by the lights on the front of the TP-LINK unit flickering like mad (rather than the steady flashing you get with typical use). I’ve found the best way to resolve this is by taking the power connection out of the unit and re-plugging it and once again all is fine.
Can anybody offer any pearls of wisdom or things I could try, or do you feel a new unit is required?
Thanks in advance!
Due to living in a spread-out bungalow, I’m currently running a TP-LINK TL-SF1080P with 4-Port PoE which powers 3 TP-LINK wireless antennas and a couple of hardwired internet wall socket connections.
The internet connection seems to work most of the time all around the home. However, when booting up laptops and/or the XBOX (which typically use a wireless connection) it will bring down my connection. This is identified by the lights on the front of the TP-LINK unit flickering like mad (rather than the steady flashing you get with typical use). I’ve found the best way to resolve this is by taking the power connection out of the unit and re-plugging it and once again all is fine.
Can anybody offer any pearls of wisdom or things I could try, or do you feel a new unit is required?
Thanks in advance!
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