Hi,
can you describe your setup a bit more? Are your "gateways" connected with
each other over Ethernet? Do you have multiple DHCP servers on your gateways
respectively, or is there a DHCP server in your LAN interconnecting gateways?
Are you using bridge loop avoidance? Perhaps an illustration would help.
There are different scenarios how to set up this network kind of network, and
failover time may differ from a couple of seconds to a couple of minutes
depending on the setup.
Thank you,
Simon
On Monday, October 13, 2025 11:37:32 PM Central European Summer Time
[email protected] wrote:
> Dear readers,
>
> I have implemented a Mesh network with Wifi nodes on 802.11s and BATMAN adv.
> My mobile nodes are mesh nodes, and I am using 802.11s to create a mesh
> network. Within this network, some nodes act as servers and others as
> clients. Suppose one of the nodes is selected as a gateway by the clients.
> The problem is that when this gateway node powers off, the other nodes do
> not immediately detect this change, and it takes a long time for them to
> recognize and switch to a new server as the gateway.
