Synology 2600 Router, Latest SRM 1.3.1 Update 2
A wireless Honeywell Thermostat, a 2.5G wireless device on my home LAN, is used as a DHCP client.
The IP address for that device will change approximately every 3 minutes. This has been confirmed on three different thermostats.
When viewing the router's Traffic Control page, the Thermostat's IP address can be seen to increment by one approximately every 3 minutes.
The thermostat operates through these IP address changes until, eventually, the thermostat goes OFFLINE, and the thermostat has to be rebooted to be reassigned by the router.
If I assign a DHCP reservation for the Thermostat, the router will, in a few minutes, assign a different IP address to the device.
Threat Prevention is OFF for these devices.
Is there a router setting that is perhaps not allowing the router to interface correctly with the thermostat? Rolling the IP is fine, but for whatever reason, within the day, the thermostat will go offline.
A wireless Honeywell Thermostat, a 2.5G wireless device on my home LAN, is used as a DHCP client.
The IP address for that device will change approximately every 3 minutes. This has been confirmed on three different thermostats.
When viewing the router's Traffic Control page, the Thermostat's IP address can be seen to increment by one approximately every 3 minutes.
The thermostat operates through these IP address changes until, eventually, the thermostat goes OFFLINE, and the thermostat has to be rebooted to be reassigned by the router.
If I assign a DHCP reservation for the Thermostat, the router will, in a few minutes, assign a different IP address to the device.
Threat Prevention is OFF for these devices.
Is there a router setting that is perhaps not allowing the router to interface correctly with the thermostat? Rolling the IP is fine, but for whatever reason, within the day, the thermostat will go offline.