This is a really weird issue I have. On my laptop I have Windows 11 and I can connect to Mudi but I can't reach/ping the gateway (192.168.8.1) nor a second connected device (a phone) from Windows 11. I always get a timeout. However I can reach the internet fine (using the port on the extender bundled with Mudi as a WAN port)...
When using the phone, I can normally reach the gateway via web or the app as well as ping the laptop and then it does respond back (ping phone -> laptop works, ping laptop -> phone/gateway doesn't).
I dual booted Linux on the laptop and everything worked normally, so it is an issue in Windows I guess..?
I guess something is up with my network config/driver in Windows? Can anybody help please? I have not experienced this with any other WiFi router.
I am trying to reach gateway or anything really in 192.168.8.x subnet, which doesn't work on the Windows laptop and that's my problem.
I was just trying to open router settings (on 192.168.8.1) on the laptop with Win11. I can open the web UI via phone, but it doesn't work on the laptop. Then I tried to ping other devices on 192.168.8.x subnet, I cannot reach any. For some reason it looks like the Windows laptop is "isolated" from the other devices, even from gateway, even though Internet somehow works.
This is how it's connected:
home router (192.168.1.1) <-- eth cable --> (192.168.1.xxx) Mudi (192.168.8.1) <-- WiFi --> laptop (192.168.8.xxx)
So I can connect to WiFi network produced by Mudi, I get IP assigned by it's DHCP, I can reach e.g. my home router or the Internet, I just cannot reach Mudi gateway itself nor any other device also connected to Mudi.
It also seems like there is a bug in the firmware. I too was setting up VPN yesterday (Wireguard/Mullvad) but I then removed it. I guess there was a conflict between subnets, which was weirding out the Windows?
However I didn't create a static route, I just factory reset the Mudi and now it works perfect even on Windows...