Ping: "no route to host" but Safari can see the website

Installing and Using OpenWrt Network and Wireless Configuration
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Hi there,
i have a weird problem, which I try to debug.

I can see one of my APs not in Google Chore, but see it in Safari (MacOS obviously). The AP is an TP-Link EAP225 with OpenWRT.

I can ping the AP from the main router, but my Mac tells me "ping: No route to host"

I can see the connection in thenetstat -rn

Internet:
Destination        Gateway            Flags               Netif Expire
default            192.168.22.1       UGScg                 en0
127                127.0.0.1          UCS                   lo0
127.0.0.1          127.0.0.1          UH                    lo0
169.254            link#12            UCS                   en0      !
192.168.22         link#12            UCS                   en0      !
192.168.22.1/32    link#12            UCS                   en0      !
192.168.22.1       cc:32:e5:84:9b:bf  UHLWIir               en0   1199
192.168.22.2       34:60:f9:a9:e9:b8  UHLWIi                en0    554

Main router 192.168.22.1, AP 192.168.22.2

Any idea what to do, how to debug? All other devices I tested are visible, just not this one.

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Please provide the full output of.your ping results (i.e., what IP along the route provided the no route response).

To be clear, is any OpenWrt device acting as a router?

What's running on the 'main router'?

To be clear, you're pinging the AP and getting this error?