AntMiner not recognized on network after power failure; only after soft reset

[Geremia]

Whenever my S5 powers down and is re-powered up, I cannot connect via its IP address. However, when I reset it (with a paperclip), my router finds it. Why is this?

[philipma1957]

Whenever my S5 powers down and is re-powered up, I cannot connect via its IP address. However, when I reset it (with a paperclip), my router finds it. Why is this?

are you using DHCP or is it disabled? go to your settings under

 network

lan   check the DHCP SETTING

[notlist3d]

Whenever my S5 powers down and is re-powered up, I cannot connect via its IP address. However, when I reset it (with a paperclip), my router finds it. Why is this?

are you using dchp

I'm guessing so.  When it powers down I would say it's grabbing a new IP when it comes back.  And when a soft reset its keeping IP.

I could be wrong as I always use static IP's.

[philipma1957]

ALSO  ARE you using wifi in any spot along the network?  Spring means more wifi drop outs. Thunder storms drop out wifi and you could have trouble until you fully reset it.

[Zich]

You can use dhcp binding feature on router to lock your ip address if using dynamic address.

[Geremia]

I'm using static IP on the miners, with everything (subnet, gateway, etc. addresses) set correctly.

[Zich]

I'm using static IP on the miners, with everything (subnet, gateway, etc. addresses) set correctly.

I see, probably problem on your router. You can try using openwrt for your router. What is your router brand & type?

[Geremia]

You can try using openwrt for your router. What is your router brand & type?

Yes, I'm thinking it is a router issue; I am using OpenWrt. Rebooting the router didn't help, either.

[Zich]

You can try using openwrt for your router. What is your router brand & type?

Yes, I'm thinking it is a router issue; I am using OpenWrt. Rebooting the router didn't help, either.

Ahh, hardware problem. Try to change the power supply if you had similar one.