DFP-34X-2C2: lost IP access after erase mtd3 partition #103
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Hi, I've lost IP access to DFP-34X-2C2 after a reset erasing mtd3 partition. Is this an expected behavior? |
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erase mtd3 (factory reset) will use factory settings, you should use default IP Address 192.168.1.1/24 to connect back to ODI Stick. |
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My mistake... I tried several times without success, but now IP 192.168.1.1 is responding. I actually reseted the device due to strange behavior: after a successful connection, every 360 seconds I've a 15 seconds "blackout", with no connection response. Have you ever seen anything like this? |
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I tried with modes 0, 1, 2 and 3, without success. Always the same behavior... It seems that after a longer connection the packet loss increases. Maybe it's a faulty unit anyway? |
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seem like it, if you have SFP Ethernet Media Converter, try that if same issue |
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I don't have a SFP Ethernet Media Converter, but I'll try other tests. Thanks! |
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it would be good if you have Media Converter, issue like this easy to troubleshoot |
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@Anime4000 I've tried with another unit and got the same behavior, so I've bought a Media Converter and same result again (from Mikrotik hEX S eth port). My connection with ISP is a PPPoE over the link, any advice? |
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erase mtd3 (factory reset) will use factory settings, you should use default IP Address 192.168.1.1/24 to connect back to ODI Stick.