My network setup (simplified) is:
Router->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->wiring->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->1Gbps switch->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
With the network as shown, everything plugged into the 1Gbps switch can communicate with everything else. Devices which connect to the AP (WA-701ND) get DHCP addresses, they can ping the AP and anything connected to the switch, but that's it. They can't ping the router, they can't get to the internet.
With this config:
Router->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->wiring->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->1Gbps switch->Laptop (Wired)
everything works as expected.
With this config:
Router->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
everything works as expected
With this config:
Router->1Gbps switch->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
everything works as expected
Is there some kind of setting I need to change? It's almost like TCP packets won't cross two network bridges (Wifi->LAN->powerline->LAN).
Thanks,
Annirak
Router->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->wiring->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->1Gbps switch->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
With the network as shown, everything plugged into the 1Gbps switch can communicate with everything else. Devices which connect to the AP (WA-701ND) get DHCP addresses, they can ping the AP and anything connected to the switch, but that's it. They can't ping the router, they can't get to the internet.
With this config:
Router->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->wiring->Powerline adaptor (F5D4078)->1Gbps switch->Laptop (Wired)
everything works as expected.
With this config:
Router->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
everything works as expected
With this config:
Router->1Gbps switch->TP-Link WA-701ND->Laptop (Wireless)
everything works as expected
Is there some kind of setting I need to change? It's almost like TCP packets won't cross two network bridges (Wifi->LAN->powerline->LAN).
Thanks,
Annirak