I have a weather station. The station is located at the back, of the back garden, which then forwards its data to a display, located in the house, which it does wirelessly. That part works fine.
The display, then connects by USB, to forward data to a Raspberry Pi. The Pi runs some software, which turns the data, into webpages, it also stores the recorded data on a memory card, and also updates the Met Office with my live data. All normally works just fine, if it's left alone to get on with it.... The problem is that the webpage in the Pi, becomes inaccessible, or difficult to access. The weather station continues to send data, the Pi continues to record the data, just the webpage fails, and no data sent to the Met Office.
Similar to this has happened before, on previous routers - Last week, I moved from copper, to fibre, which involved a replacement main router, the router to which the Pi is directly connected. I set the new router up, the weather page appeared as normal, after which access to the page gradually became more difficult, slow, then eventually was completely lost. Access to the pages were then missing for two days. I tried rebooting the Pi, changed the LAN cable, moved it to a different router port, nothing made much difference, but I was able to ping it. The first ping slow, but subsequent pings much faster. Then the web page became accessible, at first sluggish to load, and speeding up, the more frequently I loaded it. The Pi is on a DHCP allocated address.
The display, then connects by USB, to forward data to a Raspberry Pi. The Pi runs some software, which turns the data, into webpages, it also stores the recorded data on a memory card, and also updates the Met Office with my live data. All normally works just fine, if it's left alone to get on with it.... The problem is that the webpage in the Pi, becomes inaccessible, or difficult to access. The weather station continues to send data, the Pi continues to record the data, just the webpage fails, and no data sent to the Met Office.
Similar to this has happened before, on previous routers - Last week, I moved from copper, to fibre, which involved a replacement main router, the router to which the Pi is directly connected. I set the new router up, the weather page appeared as normal, after which access to the page gradually became more difficult, slow, then eventually was completely lost. Access to the pages were then missing for two days. I tried rebooting the Pi, changed the LAN cable, moved it to a different router port, nothing made much difference, but I was able to ping it. The first ping slow, but subsequent pings much faster. Then the web page became accessible, at first sluggish to load, and speeding up, the more frequently I loaded it. The Pi is on a DHCP allocated address.
