Apple TV drops off network.

Apple TV returns the error ATV-N.P.LASU1 from the Netflix App after which time it is no longer visible on my network and cannot be reached using the Remote App on iOS 6. This seems to be recent behavior resulting from an update to Apple TV or iOS 6 itself. Previously Netflix errors did not seem to cause the same connection problem with the Remote App.
Steps to reproduce
1) watch something on netflix
2) netflix times out or program ends
3) trying to return to menu causes error above
4) you cannot exit netflix and return to main Apple TV menu
5) remote app stops connecting
I bought a regular Apple Remote to replace the long lost original and the AppleTV responds to this remote (of course it is infrared) but you still cannot exit the Netflix App.
Rebooting the Apple TV solves the problem. Waitng an indeterminate amount of time *sometimes* solves the problem when Netflix seems to clear its own network issue.
Oh by the way, 2nd Gen Apple TV is connected via a switch to an ethernet port on a Time Capsule. And this setup has worked fine for several years.
Anyone know of a more permanent fix for this? Apple are you listening?

Sightly diff. setup, but same dropped-network symptoms. ATV2 drops off the wireless or wired network every few hours. A restart thru the ATV menu fixes it. ATV3 running of the same wireless works fine. ATV2 is back on FW 5.0.1, ATV3 is on 5.1. Could be related, but the ATV2 had been running fine like that for a long time!

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