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15-11-2016, 19:29
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Re: Connection Problems
We (#6160) are having the exact same issue. We upgraded to a bigger faster laptop and now are unable to communicate with the robot in Drivers Station. Here is what we are seeing:
We have a connection when we are connected via USB or ethernet. Once we go to wireless, the drivers station will not connect to drive the robot. We can navagate to the APs dashboard (10.61.60.1) and find the RoboRio's IP (10.61.60.xx). We can even open the RoboRio's dashboard and log in. On the drivers station under communications, I see it has communication with the Robot Radio, but that is it. We tried flushing the DNS, same result. Any suggestions? 
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