ThatGuyinNC
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Hello all, I have a VERY odd (at least to me), situation on my home network. I have a PC that is hardlined to an ET12 which is then ethernet backhauled to my GT AXE 16000 via CAT 6. I have 1 other ET12 which I run with a wireless backhaul and an XT8 which is also wireless backhauled. I am on version 3.0.0.4.388_22237 on the GTAXE16000, version 3.0.0.4.388_22127 on the ET12s and 3.0.0.4.388_22068 on the XT8. I have multiple devices, including my RING devices and alarm connected to a guest network that has a separate 2.4ghz connection to the GT AXE 16000. I wanted to keep these on a separate network to prevent others from seeing the devices and to isolate from my internal network. All work great EXCEPT when I go to play 1 particular PC game, Automobilista 2. It is the most odd thing I have ever seen, I have no issues with any other game, or any other device. It seems like as soon as I start the game, I get the notification my ring alarm has gone offline, then followed by the remainder of the ring devices connected to my guest network. I have been trying to figure out what could be making the guest network drop, but I can still see it when I have the game up, I just cannot connect to it. I have isolated the event on my system log and it looks as though the guest network stops accepting the authentication from my devices. As soon as I exit the game, the guest network comes back to life and my ring devices come back online, like nothing happened.
Has anyone seen anything remotely close to this? I have attached the system log with the incident isolated, I believe. This has definitely got me bewildered. Any experts out there have any experience with this? I am thinking that I may have to move my system over to the main 2.4ghz SSID, but would prefer to understand what is happening here and if it's a bug or if it's something I could fix.
Thanks all! I appreciate any advice on this issue!
Has anyone seen anything remotely close to this? I have attached the system log with the incident isolated, I believe. This has definitely got me bewildered. Any experts out there have any experience with this? I am thinking that I may have to move my system over to the main 2.4ghz SSID, but would prefer to understand what is happening here and if it's a bug or if it's something I could fix.
Thanks all! I appreciate any advice on this issue!