I have the same problem, disconnecting either network is fine, but when reconnecting a slave loses connection.
This happens regardless of the selection 'AutoRestart Slaves'. In my opinion, in a redundant network this setting should not matter, since ideally you shouldn't need to restart any slaves.
Is it possible to have a redundancy on a different network adapter? For example on a beckhoff CX5120 the main network would be on a CmpCX5000 and the secondary on a Cmp CmpEt1000Drv.
Have a nice weekend, Omar
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Hi Erwin,
Regarding this older thread: l viewtopic.php?t=6756 l
I have the same problem, disconnecting either network is fine, but when reconnecting a slave loses connection.
This happens regardless of the selection 'AutoRestart Slaves'. In my opinion, in a redundant network this setting should not matter, since ideally you shouldn't need to restart any slaves.
Is it possible to have a redundancy on a different network adapter? For example on a beckhoff CX5120 the main network would be on a CmpCX5000 and the secondary on a Cmp CmpEt1000Drv.
Have a nice weekend, Omar
Hi,
should work, even with different Adapters I guess...
Need to check if there is any special on CmpCX5000
BR
Edwin
Hi Edwin,
Were you able to check this? Redundancy won't work in my EtherCat network
Happy 2019!
Omar