I’ve a MacBook Professional working macOS 13. For some cause, after utilizing the pc for a bit, it can lose the flexibility to hook up with one pc on my dwelling LAN.
When this occurs, it could join to each different pc on my LAN, however any try to hook up with this one system — an vital dwelling server — will fail. If I attempt to ping it, I get a “no path to host” error. It would not matter if I take advantage of the IP tackle of this server. The one repair I’ve discovered is rebooting the system, however makes me lose the entire context I’ve arrange on that system on prime of interrupting no matter I am doing.
Why is that this taking place? Is there a way I can “reset” some side of the system’s community adapters to repair it?
Some potential clues:
As I transfer the laptop computer round, I swap its community interface between Wi-Fi and ethernet by way of a USB adapter. I additionally use the app Viscosity to hook up with varied OpenVPN servers, and the OpenVPN configurations I take advantage of all specify that site visitors to my native community ought to keep native and never undergo the VPN. Any of those could possibly be the set off for the difficulty.
If I execute netstat -rn, there aren’t any routes in my routing desk that designate why it could’t join. There’s nonetheless a static route arrange by me specifying that every one site visitors to the server’s native IP tackle ought to use the native community interface.