cannot ping roborio

[MikePerreman]

i think im having issues with mdns, can anyone recommend any fixes, dont take anything for granted, all i claim to have done is install the frc update suite

[Mark McLeod]

• Turn off Windows Firewall
• Turn off any anti-virus programs
• Disable all Network adaptors except for the one you are using
• Check your PC's network adaptor to see that it is set to Dynamic or DHCP
• Connect your PC to the roboRIO via USB-A/B cable and ping 172.22.11.2
• Ping roboRIO-247-frc.local
• Ping roboRIO-247-frc.lan
• Fire up the roboRIO_ImagingTool to see if it can find the roboRIO
• Ping the IP address found by the ImagingTool
• Fire up the Driver Station, look on the setup tab and hit the down arrow beside your team number to see what rios it has listed and choose one.
• Check the Driver Station -> Diagnostics tab to see what it is pinging
• Use Task Manager -> Services tab (sort by name) and look for the status of nimDNSResponder

Alternate:

• Setup your robot radio for home use
• Set your PC to use DHCP
• Connect your PC to the robot radio via wireless and connect the roboRIO via Ethernet to the radio
• Fire up the roboRIO_ImagingTool to see if it can find the roboRIO

Read Troubleshooting: http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...roubleshooting
Radio for Home Use: http://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/...o-for-home-use

[MikePerreman]

if this helps at all, over ethernet, no problems, only over wifi, the only antivirus i can find is windows defender. firewall is off

the only light on the diagnostic page is the robot radio

over ethernet, there is no problem

i did reimage the radio using the newest tool off of team forge. still no luck

[Mark McLeod]

What works?
PC Ethernet to radio to roboRIO?
PC Ethernet direct to roboRIO?

[MikePerreman]

pc -> ethernet -> radio -> roborio

[Mark McLeod]

So it's just the wireless that's broken.

I'd check your PC's wireless adapter settings to see if they are the same as the PC Ethernet adapter settings.

You can login to the radio and check those settings as well, or just run it through the radio kiosk one more time to verify that the right team number was used.

[MikePerreman]

so, the settings apear to be equivalent, in network and sharing > change adapter settings (Ethernet {qualcomm atheros}) (wifi {ralink RT3090 802.11n wifi adapter})

what else is there to do?

[Mark McLeod]

Connect via wireless, then check to see what IP your PC got assigned.
cmd prompt> ipconfig /all
also
> arp -a

[MikePerreman]

ok, my ip is 10.2.47.163 on wireless

[Mark McLeod]

What is your roboRIO's IP?

Can you ping the roboRIO IP?

[MikePerreman]

i dont quite know what you are asking, here is a gDoc link to cmd's output
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CE...uE8AklELx7 Q4