Hello, I have just downloaded the DD-WRT firmware on my R8000. I want to be able to use it as a VNC client for gaming, etc. I also have a Raspberry pi. Before I flashed my router, I was able to SSH and VNC to my Pi. Now I can not. When I try to ping it (192.168.1.115) my reply is from the computer that I am trying to ping from (192.168.1.9). I am still able to connect my Pi to the network, and can get online with it. Any ideas?
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Are you feeling comfortable the IP-addresses have not changed on your lan with firmware change? If you have a linux node maybe run a nmap
SAMPLE:
sudo nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24
Additionally you could check the http://192.168.1.1/Status_Lan.asp screen
See if the RPI shows up.
Everything has static ips setup after the firmware flash, one thing that I noticed, should my router operating mode be set to "Router"? Because rigth now its set to "gateway"
Gateway is likely what you want if that device is connected to Cable-modem (aka internet). If you were operating several routers and the one in question was on the inside of your LAN without a WAN interface you might pick something other than Gateway.
The rpi by itself is able to reach the web, and one of your other hosts can't ping nor ssh to the rpi. (you could test that the sshd server on the pi is functioning)
--Try ssh localhost from the pi to ensure the service is running. (esentially ssh into itself) Then if the other device is on the same lan and there are not firewall setting you should be able to ssh to that host.