Hi,
Got a weird one with my B3, which is my WiFi access point.
I have a Fujitsu scansnap 500 on my WiFi network which works with my android phone over WiFi. All good except the scanner occasionally disappears.
I have debugged this as a router problem.
From the router/B3 I can always ping the scanner.
From a laptop I can always ping the scanner if using a wired connection to the B3.
If the same laptop is WiFi connected the ping to the scanner returns destination unreachable.
The laptoo can always ping the B3 successfully.
I have tried adding an ACCEPT rule for ping to the start of the forward chain in the filter table but no improvement.
I can't figure out how the B3 maps both the lan and WiFi to BR0. Might be useful knowing that.
Any help appreciated
Thanks
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B3 WiFi ping anomaly
Re: B3 WiFi ping anomaly
Some more info
All other network functions work.
SSH
Samba
Internet
Here's the weird bit
If I reboot the B3 the problem goes away but will return at some point.
Thanks
All other network functions work.
SSH
Samba
Internet
Here's the weird bit
If I reboot the B3 the problem goes away but will return at some point.
Thanks
Re: B3 WiFi ping anomaly
Sounds like a DNS/DHCP issue. You should probably check and monitor your dnsmasq.leases file. A possible fix could be to assign the scanner a fixed IP and network name in your DHCP configuration.
Re: B3 WiFi ping anomaly
Hi Gordon,
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
I have been thinking the same and waited for the scanner's DHCP lease to expire but when it did it renewed successfully and the scanner continued to work. I have not looked at the leases file you suggest however and will do so next time I lose connection.
Last time the connect went down coincided with a log file rotation. I'm suspicious that the rotation has caused something important to crash.
Thanks again!
Thanks for your thoughts on this.
I have been thinking the same and waited for the scanner's DHCP lease to expire but when it did it renewed successfully and the scanner continued to work. I have not looked at the leases file you suggest however and will do so next time I lose connection.
Last time the connect went down coincided with a log file rotation. I'm suspicious that the rotation has caused something important to crash.
Thanks again!