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[FurryNutz]

http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=55333.msg224534#msg224534

Can you please post the settings your using?
What Firmware are you currently running?

I've been tinkering with my router all weekend and haven't had any improvement. perhaps your settings could help.
Also, now after restoring firmware & adjusting settings, know I have to restart the router EVERY morning because all my Wifi Devices don't connect to the internet. They all show connected to the router, but no internet access and I can not connect to the router through a web browser to reboot. I o pull the plug every morning.
Thanks!

[B.Banner]

I'll post my settings in a few days.  I'm using the latest firmware. For the problem u are experiencing can you try turning off DNS Relay and enter a local domain name. Something like dgl5500.local

Both of those settings are under Setup -> Network Settings

If that doesn't work then manually enter DNS settings under Setup -> Internet -> Manual Internet Connection Setup -> Primary/Secondary DNS

Just disabling the DNS relay and imputing a local domain name should resolve it. Also try connecting to the router through the 192.168.0.1 and not dlinkrouter.local.  Reboot the router/clients after these changes. Let me know how it goes.

Can you please post the settings your using?
What Firmware are you currently running?

I've been tinkering with my router all weekend and haven't had any improvement. perhaps your settings could help.
Also, now after restoring firmware & adjusting settings, know I have to restart the router EVERY morning because all my Wifi Devices don't connect to the internet. They all show connected to the router, but no internet access and I can not connect to the router through a web browser to reboot. I o pull the plug every morning.
Thanks!

[FurryNutz]

It would be helpful to post your settings now so that users can try them. Regardless if they work for you or not, they could be helpful for others. 

I'm running my 5500 again under new code...will let you know how it works later on this week.

I'll post my settings in a few days.  I'm using the latest firmware. For the problem u are experiencing can you try turning off DNS Relay and enter a local domain name. Something like dgl5500.local

Both of those settings are under Setup -> Network Settings

If that doesn't work then manually enter DNS settings under Setup -> Internet -> Manual Internet Connection Setup -> Primary/Secondary DNS

Just disabling the DNS relay and imputing a local domain name should resolve it. Also try connecting to the router through the 192.168.0.1 and not dlinkrouter.local.  Reboot the router/clients after these changes. Let me know how it goes.

[B.Banner]

Ok I started a new topic here http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=57445.0 so others could easily locate the settings I'm using.  Still going strong about to hit 8 days uptime with the active devices/statistics pages still working and streamboost functioning as expected.

[FurryNutz]

Thanks for posting... 

[Avitus77]

I'll post my settings in a few days.  I'm using the latest firmware. For the problem u are experiencing can you try turning off DNS Relay and enter a local domain name. Something like dgl5500.local

Both of those settings are under Setup -> Network Settings

Does disabling DNS Relay and enter a local domain name work with static IP addresses set at the local computers? When I changed these I lost internet connection on my static IP devices (Server and Laptop). Changing these to dynamic IP and then setting up reservations for these two devices gave internet connectivity back.
Thanks!

[FurryNutz]

Yes it will. It's recommended to always use IP reservations on the devices instead of static IPs.