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Thanks for the response.
Follow the logs, the timestamp is already on the name files. LOGS
I can reproduce that problem every time I tested. Seems to me that is invariant over time.
Updating:
I wrote a dummy local dns server that resolves queries, including those of the CNAME type, and even so I could not receive RTK corrections without internet.
Observing the exchanged packets when there is internet, it seems that the RC/APP resolves these DNS and performs a series of synchronizations with the DJI server issuing an encrypted message "Client Hello" and then "Server Hello" comes from the servers, when this series of exchanges take place, then it is possible to join the local ntrip network and fix the T40 drone.
But in a situation with 100% no internet, such as operating the T40 in a deep forest, the local network set up in this environment cannot even receive requests from the drone. It seems to me that there is a logic in the software that requires synchronization with the servers to be able to establish an NTRIP connection, be it online or offline.
In other words, I need internet for a short period of time to sync and then later I can log into my local network to fix the T40. |
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