That of course is true on one hand. But
      on the other hand, I wanted to test in a "real" network, where
      there is also "foreign" traffic. But I should have retested it in
      a separate network. 
      
      Thanks again 
      Daniel 
      
      
      
    
     Glad we could help. Still I'm a bit puzzled, why the
      ZyWall also  
      
      resets a connection based on the same IP (172.16.1.7) in Frame
      20...
      
      
      A final recommendation based on my own experience: Invest some
      bucks  
      
      in a second NIC for your PC and always create a separate network
      for  
      
      your development devices. This avoids such bad coincidences and
      avoids  
      
      side effects during your tests.
      
      
      There are some neat USB NICs by Trendnet you can by for little
      money.
      
      
      Regards
      
      Ueli
      
      
      Quoting Daniel < [hidden email] >:
      
      
        > Thank you both, Ueli and Bill
        
        >
        
        > Of course you're right, I should have provided more
        information. Sorry,
        
        > first time poster in lwip.
        
        >
        
        > Your assumptions about the IPs are right. 172.16.1.11 is a
        ZyWall.
        
        >
        
        > Your hints just helped me a lot. I asked myself what could
        trigger my device
        
        > to change the MAC - but had no clue. Then I looked closer
        at the MAC
        
        > addresses. Our devices use their serial number as the last
        digits in the
        
        > MAC.
        
        > The MAC which was used before the problems, was the serial
        number of my
        
        > controller as expected. The latter MAC address was a serial
        number that was
        
        > a bit higher. So I had a look at my colleagues desk, and
        actually somebody
        
        > did some tests with another controller at that time, using
        the same IP
        
        > address like me! That was a bad coincidence.
        
        >
        
        > Thank you very much for your help, you made my day!
        
        >
        
        > Regards,
        
        > Daniel
        
        >
        
        >
        
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