Problems and Troubleshooting
- Port density and LAG configuration when using High Availability
- How to factory reset a Bigleaf router
- Selecting the type of Bigleaf router availability for a site (Standard, High Availability, Warm Spare)
- Load Balancing options for WAN circuits
- Using Custom Prioritization Rules in QoS
- Configuring LAN Network Modes (Static, DHCP and NAT)
- Configuring expansion Ports in Standard High Availability (no switches)
- Using the AUX port of a Bigleaf router as a second LAN
- How to change the Bigleaf router WAN settings using the local router configuration page
- Warm spare router ports and protocols
- What to do if your primary router fails
- Connecting the cables for High Availability routers with switches
- Using SFP modules with Bigleaf routers
- How do I find my public IP address(es)?
- A High Availability (HA) with Switches site is not coming online
- Services that rely on geolocation do not work
- The mail server cannot send mail
- Network services like VPNs or websites are not working
- LAN devices cannot resolve DNS hostnames
- A new site has no LAN connectivity to the internet
- Site latency is too high
- Bandwidth usage is too high for a metered circuit
- The ISP circuit or LAN interface is not auto-negotiating properly
- A circuit has packet loss or latency
- Site speeds are too slow
- A site is offline
- Newly added circuits do not come online
- What happens if an onsite Bigleaf router fails?
- How can I test the speed of my Bigleaf service?