AnakinsPants
New Member
Hi all, hoping you can help with a networking issue.
I have an Omni Pro II controller with networking up and running. Inside my local network, I can ping the board, I can access via SnapLink and PC Access without issue and everything works fine at all times.
My router is a Google WiFi.
For some reason, the Omni controller never shows up as an active device in my router and GWF requires a device to be 'active' before you can setup port forwarding, DHCP reservations, etc.
So, I went through some convoluted steps to spoof my controller board MAC address on a pc, setup a reserved IP and subsequently a port forward. Everything worked for a few days.
After those few days, the controller entry in my device list in GWF disappeared (as though the device went idle) and the port forward no longer works so i can't access remotely. The port forwarding and DHCP reservations are still there in GWF, just the device isn't showing.
Has anyone dealt with a scenario like this and if so, how did you resolve?
Appreciate any feedback, thanks!
I have an Omni Pro II controller with networking up and running. Inside my local network, I can ping the board, I can access via SnapLink and PC Access without issue and everything works fine at all times.
My router is a Google WiFi.
For some reason, the Omni controller never shows up as an active device in my router and GWF requires a device to be 'active' before you can setup port forwarding, DHCP reservations, etc.
So, I went through some convoluted steps to spoof my controller board MAC address on a pc, setup a reserved IP and subsequently a port forward. Everything worked for a few days.
After those few days, the controller entry in my device list in GWF disappeared (as though the device went idle) and the port forward no longer works so i can't access remotely. The port forwarding and DHCP reservations are still there in GWF, just the device isn't showing.
Has anyone dealt with a scenario like this and if so, how did you resolve?
Appreciate any feedback, thanks!