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Interresting...
The DHCP addresses should start at .10, anything under that is reserved (1 for bridge, 2 for cRio, 4 for router, 5 for DS, 6 for developer. That isn't important.
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we start at 6 so the Dev computer can be DHCP
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Turn off security. You have no reason to have your wifi connected to the internet at all. That seems to be tied to your problem..
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the Internet is there so we don't have to change from static to DHCP, and manually re-wire to look for an answer to a question
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We are using the Wireless-N band only to communicate with our cRio radio, then using a standard ethernet cable from the router to the Classmate. Works fine. We never put our DS somewhere our Router isnt so it isn't that big of a deal to us.
There are many things that should have been tried before assuming a problem with the Classmate.
*Check your subnet mask, it should be 255.0.0.0, we have had some problems related to that
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Tried 255.0.0.0 and 255.255.255.0. the Router is 255.255.255.0
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*Check ping to other things, check ping on Ethernet port
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how do you ping the eth port? (or am I misunderstanding this, and you mean ping through eth port? in that case, I tried)
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*Don't kill extraneous tasks, most of them actually have a purpose. In fact, in the FIRST installation all of them except AVG have a purpose. AVG does too, but as long as you don't use it on the internet you don't need it.
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I killed them after it was not working with the thought it was one of them messing with it.
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*Tasks in Developer have no effect on tasks in Driver
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I ran the DS from dev
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*Try reinstalling DS after the mandatory updates. You MUST install the LabVIEW updates, btw. The DS is written in LabVIEW, so it needs the LabVIEW updates.
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I installed Labview2, DS1, Re-DS1
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*Try setting a static IP on the Classmate. If you set a static IP, the DHCP server will not find you in its DHCP table because you never got an IP from it.
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I did, and that worked until last meeting