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@Krush not that, sorry. Wifi dropped out for ALL devices. I only had one static IP besides the router and it was outside the scope of the DHCP (1-10 for network devices, 10-99 for static, 100-250 for DHCP scope)
SSID has been constant since installation.
I may have resolved it by Factory Resetting the R3 router, splitting the Wifi bands and resetting again.
I now have 10 devices on 5Ghz running stable, 3+ devices on 2.4Ghz running stable (so far)
I think the issue is when 2.4 and 5 are using same SSID, R3 router has issues when multiple devices switch band at similar times and then cannot re-assign IPs to the MAC addresses. Each outage seemed to be in time with a DHCP renewal log "flood"
However, splitting the bands should stop devices switching, and stabilise connections (I hope, bad timing yesterday when I was working online with a client)
 

@Krush not that, sorry. Wifi dropped out for ALL devices. I only had one static IP besides the router and it was outside the scope of the DHCP (1-10 for network devices, 10-99 for static, 100-250 for DHCP scope)
SSID has been constant since installation.
I may have resolved it by Factory Resetting the R3 router, splitting the Wifi bands and resetting again.
I now have 10 devices on 5Ghz running stable, 3+ devices on 2.4Ghz running stable (so far)
I think the issue is when 2.4 and 5 are using same SSID, R3 router has issues when multiple devices switch band at similar times and then cannot re-assign IPs to the MAC addresses. Each outage seemed to be in time with a DHCP renewal log "flood"
However, splitting the bands should stop devices switching, and stabilise connections (I hope, bad timing yesterday when I was working online with a client)