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Probably a routing issue. Shot in the dark would be that one of these routers is NATing traffic, and the other router doesn’t have a route to that NAT’d range.
by x2tyfi 3mo ago
Probably a routing issue. Shot in the dark would be that one of these routers is NATing traffic, and the other router doesn’t have a route to that NAT’d range.
- tonyarkles 3mo agoOther shot in the dark, misconfigured bridging or similar where ARP isn’t getting forwarded and rewritten quite right
- bombcar 3mo agoOr look for something mangling SRV records, Minecraft seems to use those more regularly than everything else.