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We could search the issue this side by i.e. We are NOT experimenting this issue and /etc/avahi/nf can be set to either broadcast IP6 or IP4. We've tested that our mqtt-clients keep connected to cloud broker although we can't ping hostname or IP from a desktop on LAN. Just to ensure that we are not blowing up interface capacity. Which now holds some devices RPi-3 linking a mqtt broker on a BaaS. While doing the Strech thing, next, we are suposed to sniff some traffic on our test-setup. This quote, at this very moment, is the most biggest simplification of the issue. Why LAN device recognition works fine on Ethernet and fails, irregularly, on WiFi? As standard ISP routers (target of our project) are not very reliable on listing real-time their connected clients, we can't get conclusions on that testing. On that road, we have default Samba Openhabian setup. So we can browse the workstation service for every RPi3 near Openhab services.That allows a kind of usertaping on a ListView Item to launch a WebView with proper IP to our RPi3 default http. In that sense, we go together with Openhab-discovery feature.

#Steam 2017 losing connection android

So, in order to be able to allow our users to browse configured hostname on such Android devices, we have forked a feature that identifies our hostname-ip avahi broadcasting notificacions. Currently, we are on avahi with a fork on Bonjour Browser so we are able to jump another related issue specific to Android who is unable to resolve dns names. On this context we arrive to this forum thread issue. We've added Static IP and hostname feature and we are now changing to wpa-supplicant on given fork.

So the app gets connected dinamically to any DHCP server on LAN.

As known, forked nodejs webapp writes on /etc/network/interfaces any input given from user: Essid and password. We are using fork to allow our users to get WiFi AP configuration over the RPi3 (that has been overlayed to RS485 on /dev/AMA0, just in case it could be relevant). Our power-management and Country code are catched on wlan interface definition. And also, hotplugging an ethernet wire and then disconnecting it: renews wlan presence on LAN. So, we are clear that WiFi does not die, at least, not always. Any advise on this issue will be appreciated. We can hold them properly on eth0 ethernet interface, but soon or late this hostname or even the ip fails on LAN pong when we are on wlan0.Д¬urrently we are making a new setup from Raspian Stretch. Our devices are WiFi connected to LAN router with proper hostname and dinamic ip.

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I still have my Pi 2B+ to fall back on if this thing continues to misbehave for now, but if there's a way to keep the 3B with Octopi from disconnecting I'd be very interested to learn how to do it.

#Steam 2017 losing connection install

If this is indeed a firmware issue, would I be seeing it on the Octopi installation too? I'm on a very fresh install as an attempt to fix it, less than 24 hours old, and the first thing I did after booting it up yesterday evening was to update/upgrade. No amount of restarting network services or fully rebooting seems to fix it, unless or until it randomly/magically comes back to life and pulls the right IP address for another period of time. If I hook an ethernet cable up and SSH into it, ifconfig shows me that it can see and is connected to the correct SSID, but it's also showing wlan0 as having a .x IP rather than the .x that it should have.

On a fairly new (have had it less than 2 months) Pi 3B running the Octopi 0.14.0 image, I'm losing my WiFi connection after 12-16 hours of network inactivity, for instance when doing an overnight print job. Sorry to bump an older thread, but this is the first one I've found that describes the same problem I'm having.