@RickJamesBish Hmm, well at least it is consistent, though I'm not sure it gets you any closer to determining which vendor is more culpable. The only thing I can think of is that the way TPlnk meshes...

So what router are you using?

@OmadaInDaHouse The bigger problem was libsslv1 versus libsslv3 when I tried (although I admit I was in the ARM space, not x86). I then realized it was way easier to just use a container, as upgrades...

@anfonse If this was my 'problem', I would take the OC200 and factory default it. I would then re-configure my network in the OC200, ie create the WAN, LAN, etc settings and ignore all the 'Managed...

@Xa13 Are you running an ER605v1? If so, it looks like the memory crash I'm chasing with support. To get around this, create a weekly reboot cycle for your router, this will prevent things gettting...

@VJY Ok, try adding a static route at B1 and B2. For instance B1: 10.3.0.0/16 gw 10.1.1.1 B2: 10.2.0.0/16 gw 10.1.1.1