GRIP and NetworkTables settings for use with a co-processor

[Jdkmotorhead]

I just tried it, and I'm not able to ping roborio-5102-frc.local from either the DS laptop or my personal laptop. The DS laptop has the firewall disabled, and the IP and DNS both set to auto. I even tried reprogramming the radio, but it still won't work. Bonjour is running in the background too, so it shouldn't be a problem with resolving the address. Are there any other troubleshooting steps that I can try for getting the mDNS to work?

[Peter Johnson]

Originally Posted by Jdkmotorhead

I just tried it, and I'm not able to ping roborio-5102-frc.local from either the DS laptop or my personal laptop. The DS laptop has the firewall disabled, and the IP and DNS both set to auto. I even tried reprogramming the radio, but it still won't work. Bonjour is running in the background too, so it shouldn't be a problem with resolving the address. Are there any other troubleshooting steps that I can try for getting the mDNS to work?

The Driver Station (DS) software can see the robot? What team number are you setting in the settings tab of the DS? What versions are shown under "Versions" on the diagnostics tab of the DS? If pinging roborio-5102.local works, you need to update your roboRio image to this year's. Another thing to try would be to ping "roborio-5102-frc.lan" instead.