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[FurryNutz]

Does v1.21 have this fix included?  I saw there was a recent v1.21 posted...

"I got a beta for this issue Scan" Huh? 

7 months later....I got a beta for this issue Scan

ftp://FTP2.DLINK.COM/PRODUCTS/DIR-880L/REVA/DIR-880L_REVA_FIRMWARE_v1.20B01_BETA02.zip

[GreenBay42]

I do not know. I am sure the beta is based off the older file and does not include the 1.21 fixes.

scan = the OP scan80269

[FurryNutz]

Ok. Would be nice if these could be all inclusive.

I'll load mine up and test this out...

[FurryNutz]

Ok, updated to this version of FW. Will leave it online and check to see if I lose internet or not in wireless bridge mode.
Firmware External Version : V1.20
Firmware Internal Version : V1.20B01_20190412_BETA02
Date : 12, Apr, 2019
CheckSum : 39203139
2.4GHz regulation domain : NA
  1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
5GHz country code : NA/US
  36,40,44,48,149,153,157,161,165
5GHz DFS Channel :

[FurryNutz]

Well I don't think this version FW fixes this issue. I was just sitting at my PC doing forums stuff, browsing and then I closed my browser down and looked down and noticed that my network icon on Windows 7 had a yellow exclamation on it. I pinged the router and it failed. I pinged the last known IP address that the 880L had in bridge mode and it was responding. I was able to access the 880Ls web page. I checked with a Mac Book Pro 2008 connected to the main host router and pinged the 880L from that side and it also failed. I unplugged the wired PC connected to the 880L and back in and it failed to get a IP address from the router.

I rebooted the 880L and now everything is back to working again.

I'll be putting a COVR-1203 online tomorrow and will retest the 880L again.

7 months later....I got a beta for this issue Scan

ftp://FTP2.DLINK.COM/PRODUCTS/DIR-880L/REVA/DIR-880L_REVA_FIRMWARE_v1.20B01_BETA02.zip

[jslenterprises]

In Router mode, if you attempt to login to mydlink on the router, it will also kill DHCP.

[FurryNutz]

I haven't seen this issue in router mode.
What version of FW are you using?

In Router mode, if you attempt to login to mydlink on the router, it will also kill DHCP.

[jslenterprises]

it did this in b02-i3se, b02-icl9 and even the b01-beta2 you were investigating above. This is with a saved config, and freshly reset, unconfigured router (no wifi, just physical lan - signing into mydlink will cause dhcp to break.

I almost think there is a syntax error or expected field mismatch created in the config when you save any settings after you've signed into mydlink on the router.

1.08b06 was the last firmware to work without any glaring issues.

[FurryNutz]

Where are you signing into mydlink?

What happens if the router is not associated with mydlink?

I guess over all, users will need to be careful. This only seems to effect wireless bridge mode. User can either use v1.08 or v1.20. The router is EOL. Users can also check into DD-WRT FW as well.

it did this in b02-i3se, b02-icl9 and even the b01-beta2 you were investigating above. This is with a saved config, and freshly reset, unconfigured router (no wifi, just physical lan - signing into mydlink will cause dhcp to break.

I almost think there is a syntax error or expected field mismatch created in the config when you save any settings after you've signed into mydlink on the router.

1.08b06 was the last firmware to work without any glaring issues.