LAPAC1200

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• LAPAC1200 of Chromecast on track to disappearance

  I seem to have issues using a Chromecast on my LAPAC1200 access point. Previously, I was using a wifi router D - Link DIR-855, and everything worked well. I upgraded my installation to a LAPAC1200 and a wired router only. In general, Chromecast works correctly to lighting, but after 10 or two minutes, it seems to become inactive on the network and invisible for compatible devices Chromecast (Android tablet or phone)

  I'm running the 1.0.08.000 latest firmware on the access point. UPnP is enabled on my router, and the LAPAC1200 and Chromecast have static DHCP leases.

  Specifically, these are the symptoms...

  Scenario 1: Plug Chromecast (lights and connects to the Wifi, no problem). Chromecast icon appears on the tablet. Connect to the Chromecast and start a video. After 10 to 15 minutes, I check the Tablet, and it has disconnected. Chromecast icon does not appear again.

  Scenario 2: Chromecast grip. Launch Chromecast Android app and you connect to it to check the settings. Wait 15 minutes. Launch app again and Chromecast does not appear on the network.

  Are there settings on the LAPAC1200 I should change?

  "IGMP Snooping" used for the Linksys LAPAC1200 algorithm is originally the Chromecase to disappear. After a period of time, the LAPAC1200 stops let pass the multicasts packets. After that I disabled "IGMP Snooping", my Chromecast works very well.

  This solution is courtesy of users of another network-product forum.

• Switches cascaded - LGS116P & LGS108P

  Hi support them!

  I have following question on two switches cascaded in a network with the same IP address range in the same network. But first I want to describe a little things.

  I own a small hotel and already bought material for my new network and offering also a WLAN access to my guests. The use is an ASUS AC68U-DSL AC1900 VDSL Modemrouter that deals with the Internet of my ISP and the DHCP on my network.

  In my office, I have connected the Linksys LGS116P, at the same time to the ASUS DSL - AC68 16-port. This switch is used for different peripheries like computers and network printers. And it has also connected 2 Access Points Linksys LAPAC1200 to the LGS116P which are used as Points of WIFI access in the rooms of the hotel.

  Now, I want to connect a Linksys108P switch directly to the 116P Linksys switch. 116 P is on the second floor. Here I have a network jack with a Cat5e cable that connects the network jack on the first floor.

  So now, I have how to connect these 2 switches Question?

  I read on the waterfall. Is this possible with these switches?

  My idea is:

  (a) second floor - suite of equipment is used:

  (1) the Modem Asus manages the IP addresses and the Internet connection

  (2) the Linksys LGS116P is connected to one of the Lan Ports Modem Asus

  (3) of the LGS116P it has connected the outskirts (printer network, computers, 2 Linksys LAPAC1200 Access Points)

  So far so good. Now, I want to connect my existing network of other suburbs on the first floor!

  (4) I intend to put a cat 5e cable and connect the LGS116P to the existing network socket. This Jack on the second floor has a cat5e cable that connects the network jack on the first floor.

  (5) I put a cat5e cable and connect the LGS108P and the network on the first floor

  (6) I connect to other peripheries (Paylife card Service, computers, printers network, Linksys LAPAC1200 Access Point) with the LGS108P

  All my peripheries should have the same IP address range. The IP´s are managed by the ASUS Modem.

  Now my question: can I connect the LGS108P as plug & play live as I indicated in 4,5,6 above the LGS116P via cascading? Or make a problem?

  For a better understanding, I have attached a screenshot on the Structure of network as it should be:

  

  Thanks for your advice and your answers.

  Best regards, Karl Stöckl

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