Messing router table ??
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Hi,
I have been struggling with a situation and don't know how to fix it. I hope you guys could give me some advice to solve it.
I have these topologies in my network.
After a while—whether it's one day, a few minutes, or even weeks—I can't access or even ping these devices from D1 to D2.
Here are the things I try when this happens:
- Restarting device 1 doesn't fix the issue.
- Restarting device 2 doesn't fix the issue.
- Restarting the Deco connected to D1 always resolves the problem.
It seems that the Deco loses the entry in the route table for these specific devices.
How can I debug this?
Hi,
I'm still struggling here (and almost quitting, LOL).
I want to point out some interesting facts.
For instance, I replaced the DVR with an NVR at location D2. When I use the camera app, which goes through their cloud, I can access it normally. Also, if I go to the router, I can see the cameras' IPs there. Image below:
But, I can't ping the cameras in general through the Deco.
Again, turning the cameras off and on doesn't solve the problem. However, if I restart the Deco, I can ping the cameras again...
Another interesting fact: Now, I'm not at home. I can access the cameras remotely but can't access the Deco configuration. So, I do have internet normally; otherwise, I couldn't access the cameras. But, I don't know why I can't access the Deco. I've asked my girlfriend to turn off and turn on the Deco, and finally, I can access the Deco normally again.