CharlieFoxtrot wrote on 2025-08-23, 22:44:

Works for me, so there is something going on with your setup. If you can ping from the computer to another, I would expect your setup would work.

Have you checked all the settings so that you don’t have FTP on server and SFTP on client for example, port numbers match etc?

Oh it pings alright, but no cigar. Client set to ftp. Is there anything at all you had to modify in the TCP/IP protocol setting, etc?

multiplebaboons wrote on 2025-08-23, 23:08:

CharlieFoxtrot wrote on 2025-08-23, 22:44:

Works for me, so there is something going on with your setup. If you can ping from the computer to another, I would expect your setup would work.

Have you checked all the settings so that you don’t have FTP on server and SFTP on client for example, port numbers match etc?

Oh it pings alright, but no cigar. Client set to ftp. Is there anything at all you had to modify in the TCP/IP protocol setting, etc?

Nope. Everything is as basic as it gets in network settings, DHCP etc.

CharlieFoxtrot wrote on 2025-08-23, 23:13:

Nope. Everything is as basic as it gets in network settings, DHCP etc.

In that case, I'll test it wired as soon as I get the cable from amazon. I just live in a place that is not very conducive to a properly wired LAN at the moment.

It works like a charm without a wired connection. The issue, as it turned out, was that the local IP of the wifi bridge itself is not the same as the device it's bridging -- and one of those IPs does not even show up in the list of devices connected to the router.

CharlieFoxtrot wrote on 2025-08-23, 23:13:

Nope. Everything is as basic as it gets in network settings, DHCP etc.

Yup, that's correct.