Speedwagon  Freshman Member

No new issues. Problem solved. Lesson number one learned: Interference can destroy any good wifi network.Lesson number two learned: A decent system log is vital for fast error detection and problem solving. Selling a system that have noe local error logging and not even a local web interface, is a major drawback. Zyxel…

Update:After hunting high and low for a solution, I finally got a tip. Old Google chromecast without updated sw can create a lot of frequency interference trying to connect and without being able to do so. And guess what? I do have one of these old noise transmitters in close proximity. I did the following:1. Disconnected…

Seems that 5G radio channels in backhaulstop working. Bachaul speed drops to about 150 Mbps and app says "Multys are too close". But backhaul still works, but satelite keeps leaving adl joining in 2 minute intervals, then suddenly stay connected for hours, but at slow backhaul speed. Exstremely annoying! Well, they are…

No firmware problem. A reboot took care of my weak signal. I now have perfect signal between my Multys and backhaul speed is back to 500 Mbps. 

I have the same problem. After upgrading the firmware, the second Multy is reporting weak signal. Both Multys has the exact same location as before. There must be a bug in this firmware. Multy Plus. 

Thanks for the answer.This issue is rather important to me. An ethernet disable feature would be nice to have. An opportunity to assign Ethernet ports to different wlan would be much better. Why? Well, the Multy has a fast backhaul and some equipment, even these days, does not have anything else than a 100 or 1000 Mbit/s…

Thank You for the answer. This is not very important for me, just nice to have.

Thank You for the answer. Seems that a bit closer than Multy's definition of perfect can be just fine. It all depends. If speed is good and interference is low, then there is no need to move it further away from the spot you prefere. And if throughput is bad? Well, do as the Multy tells you to :smile:

What I want to do is like this: (example: Step by step install new certificate for a Zywall) https://support.zyxel.eu/hc/en-us/articles/360001464294-Importing-and-using-third-party-certificates-on-a-Firewall