>>The MTU is for the WAN side of the router, it makes no difference to the LAN side of the router.
I figured that, but the router was at the default 1500 and the phone is unknown (to me) so I could be firing >1432 byte packets at the WAN. Said to cause problems with some sites and https.
I can't see how to access router logs for the Voyager 2110.
The DHCP lease table still shows two android devices, IPs allocated this morning before boss and son left at about 8am, so not apparently expired. What I can do is check it is still there when the problem occurs again, thanks.
I might say I understand all this in the same sort of way way I understood the several clocks I dismantled confidently as a child. None ever worked properly, or at all to be honest, afterwards.
Last edited by: Manatee on Sat 5 Oct 13 at 20:45
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