Your settings (I am assuming that Mikrotik #2 and #3 are exactly the same apart the ip addresses) look fine to me.
It is similar to the one suggested here:
viewtopic.php?t=153236
that was reported as being working.
It is very strange that #1 can ping #2 but not #3, all three should work (or fail to work) in exactly the same way.
How (exactly) do you connect to the one (or the other, or the third) Mikrotiks to do the ping tests?
I mean, from the wi-fi side or from the ethernet port?
And with Winbox or with Webfig (or some other method)?
It is not that you are using a (dumb) ethernet switch and have your PC and one of the Schneider devices connected at the same time to the ethernet port of the map lite? (from what I understand only one device should be connected to the ethernet port of the CPE in station-bridge mode, but the possible issues should only be related to DHCP, while you have static addresses, though it is still possible that *somehow* your configuration creates a duplicate MAC).
It is similar to the one suggested here:
viewtopic.php?t=153236
that was reported as being working.
It is very strange that #1 can ping #2 but not #3, all three should work (or fail to work) in exactly the same way.
How (exactly) do you connect to the one (or the other, or the third) Mikrotiks to do the ping tests?
I mean, from the wi-fi side or from the ethernet port?
And with Winbox or with Webfig (or some other method)?
It is not that you are using a (dumb) ethernet switch and have your PC and one of the Schneider devices connected at the same time to the ethernet port of the map lite? (from what I understand only one device should be connected to the ethernet port of the CPE in station-bridge mode, but the possible issues should only be related to DHCP, while you have static addresses, though it is still possible that *somehow* your configuration creates a duplicate MAC).
Statistics: Posted by jaclaz — Tue Jan 16, 2024 7:14 pm