Posted December 3, 20168 yr This is only a nit. I have a Linksys WRT1900AC Router. I have 7 Echo Dots currently online. They all work perfectly. My router Network Map, on the other hand, shows only three of the Echo Dots – surprisingly the first three I installed. Anybody have any thoughts? Thanks. JLOB
December 3, 20168 yr What did Linksys support say about this? I'm Gary Funk and I approved this message.
December 3, 20168 yr This is only a nit. I have a Linksys WRT1900AC Router. I have 7 Echo Dots currently online. They all work perfectly. My router Network Map, on the other hand, shows only three of the Echo Dots – surprisingly the first three I installed. Anybody have any thoughts? Thanks. JLOB Maybe some Dots have a gag order? Those diagrams never include everything...only everything that answered their poll.
December 3, 20168 yr Maybe some Dots have a gag order? Those diagrams never include everything...only everything that answered their poll. Keep your gagging out of my bathroom. I'm Gary Funk. Pay no attention to this message.
December 4, 20168 yr Like Gary, I would suspect the router. I would specifically suspect the network map feature itself. An idea is to temporarily change the map contents as a test. Where it can be easily done, take several other devices off line; Tablets, printers. Either shut them off or put them in airplane mode. Reboot the router as DCHP reservations typically last at least a day. How does the map look? If other things show up, its a problem with the map feature. Paul
December 4, 20168 yr It's not unusual for a router to not report all devices, most especially if it's a wireless device.
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