10-12-2024, 11:56 PM
OK, with a little effort, and repurposing one of my AP's, I have it working without any issues. Basically, I set up a spare AP as a bridging repeater to provide wired ethernet. I now have the sender and receiver 1 connecting to the AP using copper and receiver 2 is still wireless. I expected that the sender and receiver 1 going ethernet would solve for receiver 1 but having receiver 2 now also behaving is not making sense to me. Being multicast and having one receiver or the other having the issue, I would have expected the 2nd receiver still having the issue. Since both are now behaving, I am calling this a win for now and will re-address this later when I have more time. I think the addition of the bridging repeater should not be necessary, but it is working for the time being.
Tim Curtis - Thank you for all your patience and wisdom in trying to assist.
abrakadabra2k - I am using the built in Wi-Fi on all 3 Raspberry PI's. I did run journalctl to see if I could see something stand out when the issue was happening, but I didn't see anything obvious.
Tim Curtis - Thank you for all your patience and wisdom in trying to assist.
abrakadabra2k - I am using the built in Wi-Fi on all 3 Raspberry PI's. I did run journalctl to see if I could see something stand out when the issue was happening, but I didn't see anything obvious.
