paper: FRC cRIO II

[Mark McLeod]

I've seen that error go away when all other NICs get Disabled.

[Alan Anderson]

Originally Posted by RufflesRidge

Make sure your computer's netmask is set to 255.255.255.0 and that you have disabled (by right clicking and selecting "Disable") any adapters other than the one being used to connect to the cRIO.

Originally Posted by The Trooper

I have done that, and it still does that.

Are you certain? You might have a FireWire or VPN "network adapter" enabled. What does the result of the ipconfig command show you? Copy it here so we can check it for anything out of the ordinary.

You might also have a Windows firewall enabled. Shut anything like that off.

[The Trooper]

Originally Posted by Alan Anderson

Are you certain? You might have a FireWire or VPN "network adapter" enabled. What does the result of the ipconfig command show you? Copy it here so we can check it for anything out of the ordinary.

You might also have a Windows firewall enabled. Shut anything like that off.

That worked! Thanks for the help, it works great now.

[cvessalico]

When we open the 2012 Imaging tool our Laptop can't find our new cRIO FRC II. Any Suggestions?

[cvessalico]

Nevermind, we figured it out it was the laptop firewalls!