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27-07-2011, 23:40
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Re: Running Multiple Robots on One Router
It really should not make a difference whether the device connects via Ethernet or Wi-Fi because the layer at which TCP/IP (which involves subnet masks) operates is above the Physical Layer (which is wi-fi vs ethernet). It is possible that windows will complain about limited access or something but as long as all the IPs of the classmates and robots are set correctly the router setting should not make a difference.
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