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Thanks, didn't realize I could do that

Thanks, I'll have to give that a shot

Thanks for all the help so far. It's not a huge burden since I can still get to it with the IP and I can always place that in my local hosts file. Only thing is if/when that changes and it gets assigned a new IP I'll have to change that.

No, I don't. It's not even enabled

Also no default gateway

Noticed there is no DNS server here on the router. Should there be?

I checked the name on the device, it's still "apex" DHCP is enabled. DNS server is 192.168.1.1 This is the device https://www.neptunesystems.com/products/apex-controllers/apex-controller-system/

Still can't see it in the client list, but I can access it with the IP

Can't find what you're looking for in the log. The hostname is defined on the device itself.

Got an IP of 192.168.1.139

Nope, don't see it. It's plugged into a wireless bridge if that matters, but like I said, it worked before the upgrade to the ASUS

I was always able to access it via hostname. This started when I changed out the router to the ASUS

Yes, they are DHCP. I only have this one device. It's an aquarium controller and access it's dashboard to make programming changes etc. Don't think I'm using a DNS filter, where would I check?

This

Hi,> I get a DNS error when I try to access a device on my local network with RT-AC66U router with the hostname. I can get them with the IP and I also can't ping the hostname. Any ideas what is wrong?