Not able to connect to W5500 in LAN
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RE: Not able to connect to W5500 in LAN
by Eugeny ·
Physically or logically?
How it is “not fully loaded”? Is there any pattern in the failure? Did you look at the Wireshark logs to see what is going on the network?
If you mean “anyone from outside” to be on the different logical network (with different masked IP address) then W5500 routes such packets to (and through) the router, therefore you have router IP address configured properly.
First idea is an issue with ARP requests/responses - PC, when locating W5500 on the local network, does not quickly get ARP response from W5500. However the “not fully loaded” behavior must not depend if requestor is local or on another network. You definitely need Wireshark for the further analysis.
RE: RE: Not able to connect to W5500 in LAN
by Parthasaradhi Nayani ·
Hi Eugeny,
Thanks for the reply. Here are some answers
If I connect my laptop to my mobile hotspot the connection goes through and page loads in most cases whereas if my laptop is connected to my router the issue crops up. Hope you can suggest a remedy. Thank you.
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