DrHouse
iPF Noob
If you seem to loose the connection over wifi, try this:
1-assign a static ip address in your iPad like 192.168.0.200/255.255.255.0 and set dns as 8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4 (google dns). This will validate if you loose the physical link with wifi or if it is just a dhcp server problem.
2 - check the length of the lease for an ip served by dhcp and validate if it matches the timeouts
3 - check in your router what channel is used (auto, or up to 11)... Often setting a fixed channel will fix the problem.
4 - when the problem is happening, look if you have duplicated ips in your router status. This can happen if another device or computer is configured with a static address in the range of the dhcp server...
Waiting for your results...
VicoPad addict!
1-assign a static ip address in your iPad like 192.168.0.200/255.255.255.0 and set dns as 8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4 (google dns). This will validate if you loose the physical link with wifi or if it is just a dhcp server problem.
2 - check the length of the lease for an ip served by dhcp and validate if it matches the timeouts
3 - check in your router what channel is used (auto, or up to 11)... Often setting a fixed channel will fix the problem.
4 - when the problem is happening, look if you have duplicated ips in your router status. This can happen if another device or computer is configured with a static address in the range of the dhcp server...
Waiting for your results...
VicoPad addict!