iPhone 6 and MacBook losing internet
My iPhone 6 (16 GB) and MacBook Pro sporadically lose their connection to the internet when using WiFi through my home router (NetGear C3000). Sometimes it'll work for a day, sometimes it drops it multiple times in an hour.
The odd thing is I can still use the WiFi connection to print, etc. to my local WiFi printer. I can also ping local devices. I just can't get out to the internet again until I toggle the WiFi setting off/on.
We have various Windows laptops, BlackBerry's, Androids and Chromebooks which all work fine, no drops ever. I've also used my iPhone on the office WiFi network without problems. It's just a problem with my iPhone and my MacBook when at home.
I also have an iPad, and another family member has an iPhone 6 (64 GB) - both of those work fine too.
So I can't figure out what the heck would be different about my iPhone and MacBook? Has anyone else had these symptoms? I realize WiFi issues are somewhat common, but this seems different, as I can still use WiFi to get to local devices, just not the internet.
I have a new router ordered, just in case there's something the NetGear doesn't like about my setup. But I've tried turning off everything I could think of, including Handoff, iTunes wireless sync, tried the Google DNS, turned off WiFi locations - all the usual ideas. Deleted all but the most basic apps, turned off DOS Attack Protection on the router, etc.
I'm really at a loss. I'm just wondering if there's something specific to the 16 GB iPhone 6, and/or some communication between the phone and MacBook that some routers decide to block?
My iPhone 6 (16 GB) and MacBook Pro sporadically lose their connection to the internet when using WiFi through my home router (NetGear C3000). Sometimes it'll work for a day, sometimes it drops it multiple times in an hour.
The odd thing is I can still use the WiFi connection to print, etc. to my local WiFi printer. I can also ping local devices. I just can't get out to the internet again until I toggle the WiFi setting off/on.
We have various Windows laptops, BlackBerry's, Androids and Chromebooks which all work fine, no drops ever. I've also used my iPhone on the office WiFi network without problems. It's just a problem with my iPhone and my MacBook when at home.
I also have an iPad, and another family member has an iPhone 6 (64 GB) - both of those work fine too.
So I can't figure out what the heck would be different about my iPhone and MacBook? Has anyone else had these symptoms? I realize WiFi issues are somewhat common, but this seems different, as I can still use WiFi to get to local devices, just not the internet.
I have a new router ordered, just in case there's something the NetGear doesn't like about my setup. But I've tried turning off everything I could think of, including Handoff, iTunes wireless sync, tried the Google DNS, turned off WiFi locations - all the usual ideas. Deleted all but the most basic apps, turned off DOS Attack Protection on the router, etc.
I'm really at a loss. I'm just wondering if there's something specific to the 16 GB iPhone 6, and/or some communication between the phone and MacBook that some routers decide to block?