I have at our house 3 BQ16s and a BD5. All of them are connected with 10 GB Ethernet that I have high confidence in. The main router has a 2.5 GBE connection to a cable modem on its 10G WAN port, plus a connection to the main 10 GBE switch on its 10GB LAN port. The rest of the routers have a single connection from either the 10G WAN port (BQ16) or port 1 (BD5) to the 10GB switch fabric. All of the firmware is up-to-date. All of them are configured to prefer their wired uplink, but the system setting to require ethernet
1. At any moment, looking at the AIMesh page on the main router will show one or more of the AIMesh nodes as offline. This despite those nodes and the devices that are connected to them being perfectly pingable (and those conencted devices showing up under the device tab).
2. Merely viewing the AIMesh page on the main router is sufficient to cause the main router to reboot sometimes. Also, there are sometimes multiple reboots in a given day. I have attempted to run with the BD5 disconnected on the off chance that this is an issue with having a less powerful node as part of the mesh, but that doesn't seem to make a difference.
Does AIMesh just suck this bad for everyone else too?
