on 17-04-2023 21:27
I had my SH4 replaced with a SH5 on Saturday. Today I've tried changing the SSID and it appears that only 2.4GHz devices connect if I do (including my phone). Anything 5GHz won't connect unless I change the SSID and password back to default.
The SH4 was in modem mode and I was running a network over another router. As I have over 80 connected devices, I don't want to have to change the settings for them all.
Is this common and is there a known fix?
on 17-04-2023 23:37
@BobbyNog wrote:I had my SH4 replaced with a SH5 on Saturday. Today I've tried changing the SSID and it appears that only 2.4GHz devices connect if I do (including my phone). Anything 5GHz won't connect unless I change the SSID and password back to default.
The SH4 was in modem mode and I was running a network over another router. As I have over 80 connected devices, I don't want to have to change the settings for them all.
Is this common and is there a known fix?
Log into the hub, click on connected devices, if there are some listed without an IP, or with a 0 connection rate, you are experiencing the hub 5 DHCP bug.
on 20-04-2023 18:04
Hi @BobbyNog thanks for posting and welcome back to our community.
How have things gone since posting? Have you had opportunity to test the advice? Please do update us and if required, we'll have a look from our side.
Regards
Lee_R
on 20-04-2023 18:54
It's still a problem. I've found many threads with the same issue - there appears to be a fundamental flaw in the firmware that messes with the DHCP when a user changes the SSID.
Are VM looking into it as I've had to go back to old routers to get my devices working without the need to change them all?
on 21-04-2023 00:36
Run the Hub5 in modem mode like the hub4, all VM hubs work very well as modem mode.