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Old 05-31-2019, 01:04 PM   #3685
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Originally Posted by DiapDealer View Post
Rebooting the router seems to have fixed my original Echo Dot's connectivity issues for now. I would have tried that sooner, but it seemed a little silly to think that rebooting it would fix a problem that only one device on a network of about 30 devices was experiencing (not to mention finding an opportune time to do it). It still seems quite silly to me that one client device out of so many couldn't function correctly without a wireless router reboot.
One (Echo Dot) out of 30 devices lost it's DHCP lease, rebooting the router (DHCP server) forces all devices, including the Dot to renew their lease.

Renewing the lease of the devices that have active leases is transparent, but the one that doesn't have a stable lease magically gets picked back up. Kind of like shooting a mosquito with a shotgun, only one pellet gets the mosquito, but the rest of them take out the whole wall.
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