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Hello
We are experiencing a similar problem.
The issue is not that no default gateway exists. Rather, the system selects an incorrect gateway instead of the intended upstream gateway. We believe this occurs because the correct gateway takes longer to initialize at boot, and the system temporarily uses an alternative gateway that is already available.
Other forum posts mention DHCP issues and delayed WAN interface initialization. This appears to be the common factor.
The following solutions have worked for us (temporary workaround):
Option 1: Click «Apply» in the WEB UI Router/Gateway configuration, or
Option 2: Execute: configctl interface routes configure
This forces a route recalculation and ensures the correct gateway is used.
Please note: This fix is not permanent. After a reboot, the problem reoccurs and the same steps must be repeated.
We are experiencing a similar problem.
The issue is not that no default gateway exists. Rather, the system selects an incorrect gateway instead of the intended upstream gateway. We believe this occurs because the correct gateway takes longer to initialize at boot, and the system temporarily uses an alternative gateway that is already available.
Other forum posts mention DHCP issues and delayed WAN interface initialization. This appears to be the common factor.
The following solutions have worked for us (temporary workaround):
Option 1: Click «Apply» in the WEB UI Router/Gateway configuration, or
Option 2: Execute: configctl interface routes configure
This forces a route recalculation and ensures the correct gateway is used.
Please note: This fix is not permanent. After a reboot, the problem reoccurs and the same steps must be repeated.
