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@markpenn2020 Do you have a static IP address or DHCP on the Internet connection?

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@rjager You may try the configuration shown here: https://www.pcwrt.com/forums/topic/connect-pcwrt-to-orbi/

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@Casino This should be resolved with the upcoming update. Thanks!

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We need to do more research on this. Thanks for your patience.

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The performance issue has been resolved. Update will be released soon!

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@Sherlock Thanks for your feedback! We’ll look into this.

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@Sherlock Thanks for your feedback. We’ll look into this.

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https://maps.google.com redirects to https://www.google.com/maps. So there’s no way to block www.google.com without blocking maps.google.com.

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Which WiFi analyzer are you using? We’ll try to see if we can repeat your observations.

The 2.4GHz band hardware can’t produce 5GHz signal. I wonder if you disable the 5GHz band would you still be able to observe 2a?

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You may try adding ~^www.google.\.* to the black list.

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Thanks for the feedback! We’ll look into that.

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@imjhoskins You may try reset the router, then upgrade immediately after initial setup. Do not restore an old backup after upgrade.

Or, you may try to restore “Access Control” only after upgrade. Other settings from an old backup may be incompatible. Send email to [email protected] if you still have trouble. Thanks!

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Can you try to pick a specific channel instead of auto? Try different channels to see if that makes a difference. Also, you may try to change the channel width from 40MHz to 20MHz to see if that helps.

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So you want to block all Google domains (google.it, google.es, etc), but allow google.com?

If that’s the case, enter ~google.\.* in the black list, then enter google.com in the white list.

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@bjensen2 Your theory is plausible. It might not be a problem with the Arris modem per se, but we’ve observed similar issues with cable ISPs only.

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