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Re: cRIO networking
Port 1 is 10.xx.yy.2. You cannot change that
Port 2 is 192.168.1.1? You cannot change that either.
You can run a proxy.
If you are using the network cam, its IP is 192.168.1.90 so the cRio's port2 address makes sense.
Are you trying to forward camera images to the dashboard without overloading the cRio?
Are you using LabVIEW? If you open the ethernet cam in LV, set framerate and size and other options you want, and then stop (don't even save a refnum), and delete all vision code, it wont make a big impact on CPU speed (not any less then proxying the camera).
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