Hi everyone. I recently upgraded to BT Full Fibre and implemented an OpenWRT router that allowed for more customisation and flexibility, such as VPN capability to connect to my home network while away. So far it's working great for everything, except Sky Q. The main box is hard wired to the router and the Q box does not have the wifi password. This worked great for the first two weeks and now it seems every morning after awaking from eco mode the box claims it doesn't have internet access. I can see in the router overview the device is still connected and in the logs I can see it's chatting with the internets. I have to reset the network connection almost daily. Sometimes it automatically re-determines it is connected and I don't have to do anything else, other times I have to select the option that says "connected to router via wired ethernet". Either way, this gets the system back online, but it always drops by the next morning and the box has re-enabled the wifi in the engineers menu.
I know OpenWRT is very open source and asking on here could be hit or miss, and I also know Q boxes are super tempermental with their proprietary networking configuration, but I'm wondering if there's some mDNS or UPnP package or *something* that would keep this box online?
I've rebooted the router and rebooted the Q box by the power mains this time around and I'll have to see in the morning if it's shut itself off again. Any ideas welcomed!
