Hello, for many years i have a homeseer system with arduino-enigmatheatre plug-in V.131 connected with 3 genuine arduino mega boards/Ethernet shield v2 all working flawless
For a new location i am building a system with a dedicated homeseer-pc (win10) and 2 genuine arduino mega boards/Ethernet shields v2
When i setup the boards up all goes well, only afterwards the plug-in can not connect to the boards, i can ping the boards address and get a response, also a network IP scan (with Fing network tools) finds the boards, so it seems to me that the boards are correctly connected to the network.
When i move/setup the same hardware (homeseer-pc and arduino boards) at my location already running a working homeseer system (see above) all goes well and i get a working system in no-time, and the system runs perfectly for many days without a board connection fault.
I have also tried the beta plug-in version .161, bit this gives no improvement either.
I think it has something to do with the different networks at the two locations, but i have not a clou what could be the reason and how to investigate and solve this.
I have little to non knowledge about network infrastructure and hope someone could point me to the direction how to tackle this problem
Help appreciated.
Kind regards,
Peet
For a new location i am building a system with a dedicated homeseer-pc (win10) and 2 genuine arduino mega boards/Ethernet shields v2
When i setup the boards up all goes well, only afterwards the plug-in can not connect to the boards, i can ping the boards address and get a response, also a network IP scan (with Fing network tools) finds the boards, so it seems to me that the boards are correctly connected to the network.
When i move/setup the same hardware (homeseer-pc and arduino boards) at my location already running a working homeseer system (see above) all goes well and i get a working system in no-time, and the system runs perfectly for many days without a board connection fault.
I have also tried the beta plug-in version .161, bit this gives no improvement either.
I think it has something to do with the different networks at the two locations, but i have not a clou what could be the reason and how to investigate and solve this.
I have little to non knowledge about network infrastructure and hope someone could point me to the direction how to tackle this problem
Help appreciated.
Kind regards,
Peet
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