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Re: d-link bridge

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Originally Posted by Mark McLeod View Post
No, you're right. You'd only go back there to make sure you can see it at the new address. It gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling.

There is often some fiddling with straightening out the IP addresses on the Classmate to switch the Driver Station application between the wireless and wired networks. You have to make sure the wired network adaptor IP address is different than the wireless IP address. Only one of them can be .5
And you have to make sure the Driver Station app. doesn't keep trying to use the old one.
It's kind of hard to follow the exact steps taken through this thread, but I think after you change the DLINK and COMPUTER IP addressses, you do need to switch the DLINK into AP mode, browse to the DLINK address and change the frequency of the radio to 2.4GHz.
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