Hi Kentlowt,

I came across a similar problem with iOS6, and found a rather bizzar workaround. I don’t know if this will work for you, but you could try changing your DHCP ‘Router Address’ and DHCP ‘DNS Server’ to your router IP address. So if your routers IP address is set to 192.168.1.254, then set your ‘Router Address’ and DNS to this too.
(You may have to set your internet settings to ‘manual’ to be able to edit these options).
After which, forget the wireless network on your iPad, and re-connect.

This seemed to work for me (although I was using a different router). You could try it, and see if it works. If it doesn’t, you can always revert your router settings to how they were before.

Cheers,

AndyH

Hello, new iPad iOS version (6.1) is out. Is it safe to update my firware without problems with Mixpad?

Thanks for reply, show during weekend and I don’t wanna lose my wireless for this one.

iDR 48
T112
iPad3 + TL-WDR4300

Hey, one more problem. Does anyone have a solution?

We are currently running iLive T112 with iDR 48 with no cards in port B, surface is connected with the ace port, wireless router (tl wdr4300) is set up as 192.168.1.11 to network port, there is notebook connected to network port at 192.168.1.10.

Router is making a DHCP server 192.168.1.100 till 200, all security is OK.

I am usin iPad 3 wifi only, with iOS 6.0.1 which is running the Mixpad app without any problems everywhere.
We do have an iPad 4, wifi + 3g, same iOS, same account, same application, which has serious droupouts like every five to ten minutes. Ive spread the word around and it seems that we are not the only ones, who have these problems with new iPad.
We have tried almost everything (a 1 solution, restarts, reinstals) and nothing helped.

Thanks for every helpful hint.

iDR 48
T112
iPad3 + TL-WDR4300