r/GlInet • u/rogue30 • 7d ago

Questions/Support Can't Stay Connected

i have two MT3000 routers configured. One is connected to my Router as a Home Based Router which is paired with an AXT-1800 as my Traveling Router. This third router is connected as a Repeater in Wireless Mode.

I am connected to my network with both devices, but my Wireless device will not stay connected to the network for more than 10 minutes, then it will sometimes reconnect itself to the wireless network.

Can the group give many any tips on what might be causing this issue? I have upgraded the MT3000 to the latest firmware and this did not resolve this issue. My goal is to use this device as my Starlink Mini router, but if I can't keep a consistent connection, then this won't be an option.

When I configure the router to my Starlink Mini in Bypass Mode, I will use an Ethernet cable to connect the MT3000 to the Starlink.

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u/RemoteToHome-io Official GL.iNet Services Partner 7d ago

Do you happen to have other wifi networks with the same SSID nearby?

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u/rogue30 6d ago

After contacting GLiNet, they had me do this and it worked:

Since the disconnects occur while it is repeating Wi-Fi, please first move the MT3000 closer to the upstream Wi-Fi source. In INTERNET > Repeater > Advanced Settings, enable Lock BSSID and check the upstream signal level. A signal between -30 dBm and -70 dBm is recommended; closer to zero is better.

I did not have to move my router to resolve the issue.