Failed to process Child Update Response as child: NotFound error as well as Bad UDP Checksum on Esp32-H2 #11248
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This typically occurs when the Active Operational Datasets are not matching. Can you output the Active Operational Dataset from your different Thread devices and compare their contents? Specifically, look at the mesh-local prefix configuration. |
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I was able to get a list of IPv6 addresses, listed 4 of them only one was able to be pinged from the ESP32 board. Rn we are thinking possible an issue with the dataset not matching and causing a mismatch in the UDP, able to view and change the dataset for the ESP32 using "dataset active -x" but unsure of how to find the corresponding dataset for our border router, using a nrf52840 running the OT-RCP through HAOS |
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When setting up a thread network to home assistant the endpoint devices (ESP32-H2-Devkit + DHT22) seem to connect to our border router (nrf52840) as it appears in topology, however when starting the code on the ESP32 we get an error of "Failed to process Child Update Response as child: NotFound" and "Failed to perform next registration: NotFound". Additionaly when opening the topology page in the web app, it gives "Bad UDP checksum" as well as "Failed to handle payload: Drop"
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Home Assistant OTBR add-on will show some recognition of data being sent, not just mirroring the bad UDP checksum
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