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Tablets, Cellphones, Laptops, Desktops all work perfectly fine, we even have some Older models (pre-2010). On both my home network as the network at my workplace, the wifi works for every other device. I know, we leaned a lot to that conclusion as well, different WiFi adapter doesn't work means it's our network,īut then when testing in my home on a residential network I still have the same problem, with and without the wifi adapter. Switched to ubuntu (tried 14.04LTS & 18.04)? No issues are found, everything up to date
#INTEL S COMPUTE STICK UPDATE#
Update drivers, check if any issues are found ? Turn dynamic wifi option off / on in BIOS No issues found, more than plenty ip-addresses availableĬheck anything is wrong with sticks, buy couple of new ones to replaceĭisable bluetooth, stop using the USB 3.0 port ? (saw on some threads that these might help) See if the DHCP server is having issues asigning an IP-address Set up a separate network for the compute sticks, tried all modes, no changes The device takes unusually long to connect to the network, but once it does, it stays connectedĬheck if the network WLAN type is an issue (5GHz / 2.4 & Ac / a / b/ c ) + Ubiquity shows the device at only 10% bandwith usage (the highest peaks)Ĭheck if disconnecting and reconnecting give me issues ? No network dc occured at all, ubiquity controlpanel also shows the device as connected since the start of the dayĬheck signal strength on both my laptop and the stick at the location the issue occured:Ĭheck for speed test on other devices to make sure the network speed isn't just slow ?Īll other pc's & my laptop (which i take with me to stick location) have 50ms, 90Mbit & 20Mbit speeds See if connected to right network, or if the device was being disconnected over time and reconnecting: So obviously when you have connectivity issues the first place you look is your network, so what have I done?
I tried rebooting everything (routers, network, servers, sticks. Well, there is a LOT, so I figure, I'm gonna separate these into the possible culprits I researched. Some sticks are getting these issues more often than others since this started. So one day Stick 1, Stick 17 & Stick 43 would fail on different times, and another day Stick 6, 2, 32 would fail. So at first everything ran correctly, no issues, but a couple of weeks ago, random sticks have been getting these connectivity issues at random moments. All the sticks are connected through wifi
#INTEL S COMPUTE STICK WINDOWS 10#
All the sticks are running the latest Microsoft Windows build ( Windows 10 Pro - v1803 - OS Build: 17134.48 ) Our network is running on multiple Ubiquity Access Points (Unifi AP AC Pro) which give us one network being boosted all over the company. All of the sticks are the same model: STK1AW32SC & they are all about 5months old On our workfloor, we have about 50 of your compute sticks, each hooked up to a touchscreen, using a barcode scanner our employees can update our ERP system to track production.
Ps.: My apologies if I mistype some words, English is not my native language
#INTEL S COMPUTE STICK FREE#
If any information you need is missing, feel free to ask, I am willing to put my time into fixing this and wanna get to the bottom of this. So I guess i'll explain what we're running exactly, when and how the issues started and what i've tried / noticed. This blocks our clientel from quickly using our internal ERP system and is a huge problem for us, We used to have average speeds of 50ms - 50 & 10.
#INTEL S COMPUTE STICK DOWNLOAD#
We are often logging 900+ ms - 0.2Mbit/s download and 0.03Mbit/s upload speeds and never getting any better than 400+ ms - 5Mbit/s download and 0.5Mbit/s upload anymore. We have bought about, 50 Compute Sticks (STK1AW32SC) to use across our company's workfloor.Įverything worked fine, until recently multiple sticks started to show serious issues when it came to WiFi conenctivity & speed.
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