Closed jeylites closed 6 years ago
ascillato
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6 years ago AP is not in isolated mode.
exactly, so the multicast is being managed by the main router
Please, check the configuration of your main router.
And if you can, try to connect both Sonoffs to the main router. If you can't do that, try the isolated turned on, on your AP.
jeylites
commented
6 years ago Just an update. I took your tip about moving the KNX Sonoff stuff to the main router. Everything started working right after, also solved few other issue - NTP server sync, Web browser became more reachable and KNX were receiving messages.
The puzzling yet disappointing part is the stock ISP router seem far more reliable than the mid range Asus RT- AC55UHP that I have.
I also did some research on the Asus router, seems to be a common issue with multicast. It dropout after awhile and the only way to get it back is to do a power cycle.
Anyway, all systems been running for 15 hours without any major issue.
ascillato
commented
6 years ago Wow. Very good news! Happy to hear that you found the problem :)
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Just an update. I took your tip about moving the KNX Sonoff stuff to the main router. Everything started working right after, also solved few other issue - NTP server sync, Web browser became more reachable and KNX were receiving messages.
The puzzling yet disappointing part is the stock ISP router seem far more reliable than the mid range Asus RT- AC55UHP that I have.
I also did some research on the Asus router, seems to be a common issue with multicast. It dropout after awhile and the only way to get it back is to do a power cycle.
Anyway, all systems been running for 15 hours without any major issue.
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jeylites
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6 years ago I've some networking question to ask.
SSID I'm planing to have the following - A Main AC Router and two routers setup as AC AP MODE connection to main via LAN. Should I connect all Sonoff devices to the AP or both Main and AP
Is it advisable to have two different SSID names Tasmota device STA_SSID1 & STA_SSID2 or can they be the same?
What is the best wifi tool to use. Currently have WIFI_RETRY
(WIFI_RESTART, WIFI_SMARTCONFIG, WIFI_MANAGER, WIFI_WPSCONFIG, WIFI_RETRY, WIFI_WAIT)
Also planing to get a new AP router, what do you have installed perhaps I could look for something similar?
ascillato
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6 years ago Should I connect all Sonoff devices to the AP or both Main and AP ?
Really, I don't know what should be the best. You should try. The only advise is (as explained on the davidelang video) be aware of the hidden transmitters, so try that all sonoff that are connected to a specific router, see each other.
Is it advisable to have two different SSID names Tasmota device STA_SSID1 & STA_SSID2 or can they be the same?
Can be the same. No problem with that. I have just one wifi router by now, so I put both SSID the same. So if it disconnects from the wifi will try again.
What is the best wifi tool to use?
That depends on what you want to do. I also use WIFI_RETRY so when it disconnects from the wifi it will immediately try to connect to the next SSID - that in my case is the same network.
what do you have installed ?
By now, my setup is just one TP-LINK Wifi Router provided by my ISP. Everything is connected there. I'm planning to have another just to avoid the hidden transmitter issue.
jeylites
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6 years ago Thank you. I will try setting this up and see where it goes. :)
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Should I connect all Sonoff devices to the AP or both Main and AP ?
Really, I don't know what should be the best. You should try. The only advise is (as explained on the davidelang video) be aware of the hidden transmitters, so try that all sonoff that are connected to a specific router, see each other.
Is it advisable to have two different SSID names Tasmota device STA_SSID1 & STA_SSID2 or can they be the same?
Can be the same. No problem with that. I have just one wifi router by now, so I put both SSID the same. So if it disconnects from the wifi will try again.
What is the best wifi tool to use?
That depends on what you want to do. I also use WIFI_RETRY so when it disconnects from the wifi it will immediately try to connect to the next SSID - that in my case is the same network.
what do you have installed ?
By now, my setup is just one TP-LINK Wifi Router provided by my ISP. Everything is connected there. I'm planning to have another just to avoid the hidden transmitter issue.
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I tried to simulate KNX Example 2 from wiki. It seems like Device 2 is able to control the ON/ OFF of Device 1, but not the other way round.
Compiling with core 2.3.0 ran me into wifi disconnection issues. With 2.4.0, KNX seems responsive, no weird behavior like 2.4.1.
Following is my current config
Core: 2.4.0 Tasmota: 5.13.1.a
Hardware: Sonoff T1, 3gang
Device 1
Device 2