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CSCvn25722 - RV340W Wireless instability causing disconnections

Kestutisj
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Looking forward to resolution.

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Yes, and their response is to just reboot it. Totally unacceptable.

Kestutisj
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Dear colleagues in trouble. The highly praised CISCO company just closed the bug without resolution. see the bug link at the top of this page:
 
Details
Last Modified:
Sep 20,2020
Status:
Terminated
Severity:
3 Moderate
Product: (1)
Cisco Small Business RV Series Routers
Known Affected Releases: (1)
1.0.1.20
Known Fixed Releases: (0)
No release planned to fix this bug
 

Salam,

I got my RV340W issue fixed with Cisco TAC support.

The solution was to replace the router and got a newer revision HW version03 (PID VID: RV340W-E-K9 V03). As I said in my first comment the issue seems to be related to hardware and not firmware.  Now my newer revision of RV340W is working perfectly fine. 

 

First, you need to check what hardware version is that, if it is hardware version v0, v01 then provide TAC support the logs when it gets disconnected and spend some days with them and in the end, your device would be replaced. Hope it helps others with the same issue. 

 

Many thanks to Cisco support for helping and replacing! they were friendly and professional guys!

I suppose I have a HW version 01 (PID VID: RV340W-A-K9 V01). I'm curious
to the exact nature of the hardware issue that you mentioned, and which
revision numbers are actually affected.

For a long time I'm forced to run the 2.4GHz band in g-only mode.
Restarts are still so now and then necessary, but they are far and few
between (not daily anymore as I reported years ago). When I enable a
mixed mode for the 2.4GHz band especially one supporting the n-mode,
things really go south for me.

Enable Debug and logs and enable 5Ghz. Connect some cellphone and laptop and the minute it gets disconnected and stops working, then note the exact time, lets say the router stopped working at 11:35 am, then search logs in that time frame and look for the logs below and provide the logs to Support.

 

In my case, I provided, this screenshot " kern

kernel: 1 wl1: wlc_dotxstatus: status indicates too many retries before failure"

 

 if you still get errors in the logs even after updating the firmware, then it means the router needs replacement. They would replace it with newer hardware and repair the old and at some point someone would get it  

Adamnyc40
Level 1
Level 1

I have hardware version 3 (RV340W-A-K9 V03) and still have this issue.  Running firmware version  1.0.03.21.

 

All the same issues as described above.  Wi-fi works for a very short while (a few hours to a day or two) then the wifi requires a full reboot to have any new clients connect.  Often getting "Connected, No internet" on client laptops.  LAN works fine throughout.