You should also check the ARP entry on the machine used for management. It might be the device is not replying back - leave a ping to run and clear all MAC entries once you experience the weirdness. A packet capture always helps in these situations to see what's moving on the wire.

I have 2 wan connection from different isp, load balancing pcc. I want Google services ex: YouTube, Gmail,... only go through wan1. But both isp are using CDN with Google services. I don't know what to do with that. :( I've faced a similar situation and found a quite simple workaround. For the IP's...

Hi, If you bridge port 8-10 and set up the dhcp server and hotspot on the bridge interface, it should do the trick. Hi p3rad0x, I can not make a bridge, because although the DHCP server are the same, they should not communicate. These are the final three independent networks. Best regard You should...

Hi all, I'm seeing the same weird behavior for addresses that are not part of the local subnets, and the IPs should be forwarded through the default gateway. The only thing that I think it's important to be mentioned, is the source routing decision by the use of Mangle tables and route rules. The on...

Hi all I have noticed a strange behavior on SFP interface (no ip set to it - 2 VLANs created on it for logical connectivity). Lot's of broadcast packet to all sorts of destinations not in the IP domains configured. I've noticed that when checking the ARP entries (now showing incomplete MACs). The br...