w5500 strange behavior
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RE: w5500 strange behavior
by Eugeny ·
It means that problem occurs before W5500 is reached by the request. There must be a problem with routing.
I assume routing between WiFi subnetwork and wired subnetwork is allowed?
Both connected through WiFi? You surely have problems between WiFi and wired networks.
RE: w5500 strange behavior
by HikoSV ·
As it turned out, the problem was in the code.
In short:
When receiving DHCP, a single MAC address appears in the router. And after connecting, it turned out, when I pinged the IP Scanner, it turned out that the device sends a different MAC. (In general, the problem with the structures)