Thema: Unable to access Webif

Hi.

The problem can be really anywhere ... for example in your WiFi router directly (its configuration or incorrect function of network communication).

In case of a non-functional connection (ping, ftp, telnet, ssh, openwebif), please test whether the internet connection works in your set-top box, for example by running a firmware update or look at the OpenATV settings in the GUI-MENU - try restarting the network interface. If the network interface does not start up after a restart, there is really a problem in the connection between the WiFi-router and the set-top-box.

These issues may be also resolved, after some time, with new OpenATV updates.

Outages of the network interface in the set-top box can cause really anything. For example, on my set-top boxes I don't see any outages. However, in the status and LOG of my WiFi-router (Asus RT-AC66-B1) the DNS name and MAC address often fail, I don't know why ... I'm lost ... probably some firmware error in the router or incompatibility between Linux set-top boxes and my WiFi-router. Of course, the network interface directly in all my set-top boxes is always fully functional and without outages. Only my router is behaving strangely.

You can try to enable the debug-log via the GUI-MENU and then reboot the set-top box. Then, if some connection fails, you will find a debug-log file in the "/home/root/logs" folder. But I don't know if it will help and if something significant will be recorded there. These debug-logs relate only to the activities of the Enigma itself. Linux system is a little more complicated to diagnose. Perhaps a system log would help log from the files: "/var/log/messages" and "/var/log/dmesg".

Basically, the network interface in the set-top box is overwhelmed or dropped, in my opinion:
1. the Linux set-top box itself - problem with the driver for the NIC, damaged some network service / process, freezing of another process which depends on the functionality of the network interface, etc.
2. network connectivity, i.e. a problem somewhere in the route between the WiFi router and the set-top box - for example: incorrect configuration in the WiFi router, bad cabling, bad wireless connection interrupted by something else, weak WiFi radio signal, etc.