Ruijie 2260(g) WiFi Repeater: Configuration Lost After Power Outage
Edited by Turkishman at 2024-4-9 18:02"I'm using the Ruijie 2260(g) model to extend my current WiFi network as a wireless repeater. In my area, we experience a power outage once a day. Each time the power goes out, I have to reconfigure the device settings from scratch. When the device restarts, it doesn't automatically connect to the WiFi network, so I have to manually re-enter the settings. How can I avoid having to reconfigure the device every time the power goes out?"
Poe: RG-E-120(GE)
- Poe settings:IEEE802.3af (Not Auto)
Work mode:Wireless Repeater
Dear sir
do you mean you need to configure wireless repeater mode ever time after device was rebooted?
Best regards,
Ross
Dear sir
Aygıt yeniden başlatıldıktan sonra kablosuz tekrarlama modunu ayarlaman gerektiğini mi söylüyorsun?
En iyi selamlar.
Ross
GTAC-Ross replied at 2024-4-9 16:29
Dear sir
do you mean you need to configure wireless repeater mode ever time after device was reboot ...
yes sir.
Turkishman replied at 2024-4-9 16:32
yes sir.
Dear sir
May i know how is the network topology looks like?
and how long it will take to rebuild the mesh connection?
Best regards,
Ross
GTAC-Ross replied at 2024-4-9 17:20
Dear sir
May i know how is the network topology looks like?
When the device restarts, the green light on top of the device blinks instead of staying steady. I understand that the internet connection is lost, and I can't even connect to the device. I have to change the IP to 10.44.77.254 manually to access the settings when the internet goes out
It takes me 5-10 minutes each time to perform this process
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Turkishman replied at 2024-4-9 17:32
When the device restarts, the green light on top of the device blinks instead of staying steady. I ...
You mean, even if the lights still go back to normal, you can't log in to the device, you have to use the default IP address to log in and reconfigure it, am I correct?
Can you wait for the device status to be stable for a while, and then test whether it can be logged in? What I mean is, after the device has been stable for a while, log in to the device and check to see if the device's configuration still exists. The configuration may not be sent to eweb during the device restart, but it may be automatically restored after a while.
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