Hello,
1.LAN RJ45 => 2 laptops
2.WAN
3.LAN RJ45 => bridge to cisco WiFi router (mostly Android devices)
4.LAN RJ45 => not tested.
Running 25.7.7, everything was good. (FW default allow all parameters)
28-Nov, Updating to 25.7.8 => 2 devices lost their Internet access (1 laptop on 1.LAN (RJ45) and 1 laptop on 3.LAN (RJ45)), while the others (Android) kept theirs.
No setup, no parameter changed during/after (compared to before, on 25.7.7)
Checking FW live view, I see these 2 laptops/IP have all TCP cnxion rejected
Since all Androids where still accessing Internet, I swap laptop1 from RJ45 on 1.LAN to WiFi on 3.LAN, same blockage; I switched laptop.2 from RJ45 on 3.LAN to WiFI on 3.LAN, same blcokage.
- How come TCP are now rejected, while everything is the same, same MAC, same static mapping IP, same rules, ...
- What should I do now ? (I tend to break things, so I prefer asking before messing around in the FW rules)
Thank you !
MSSG
1.LAN RJ45 => 2 laptops
2.WAN
3.LAN RJ45 => bridge to cisco WiFi router (mostly Android devices)
4.LAN RJ45 => not tested.
Running 25.7.7, everything was good. (FW default allow all parameters)
28-Nov, Updating to 25.7.8 => 2 devices lost their Internet access (1 laptop on 1.LAN (RJ45) and 1 laptop on 3.LAN (RJ45)), while the others (Android) kept theirs.
No setup, no parameter changed during/after (compared to before, on 25.7.7)
Checking FW live view, I see these 2 laptops/IP have all TCP cnxion rejected
Since all Androids where still accessing Internet, I swap laptop1 from RJ45 on 1.LAN to WiFi on 3.LAN, same blockage; I switched laptop.2 from RJ45 on 3.LAN to WiFI on 3.LAN, same blcokage.
- How come TCP are now rejected, while everything is the same, same MAC, same static mapping IP, same rules, ...
- What should I do now ? (I tend to break things, so I prefer asking before messing around in the FW rules)
Thank you !
MSSG
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