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PC to 3 Etherdongles and networking setup
taybrynn:
Does this setup look acceptable?
Set a permanent fixed route (in windows) to send all multicast traffic to 10.0.0.1
(I can change the IP, not sure why I used 10.0.0.1)
HOME-PC ----GigE_Card#1-----> internet connection (home is all gigE switches and routers) (IP auto assigned by windows)
----GigE_Card#2-----> 10.0.0.1 IP set on interface card ---> gigE switch (outside) ---> Etherdongle#1 PN Univ#1 ch#1 to 16384
---> Etherdongle#2 PN Univ#2 ch#16385 to 32768
---> Etherdongle#3 PN Univ#3 ch#32769 to 49152
It seems the the Etherdongle itself is a 100mb network connection, so 2-3 Etherdongles off the same gigE switch should be fine?
Is there any way to verify low level connectivity between the PC and each of the etherdongles before going into say xlights ?
Thanks,
Scott
arw01:
I have never tried pinging an etherdongle, getting the MAC address could fun off your router unless you know everything already attached to it.
Where are the other firmwares to send the pixelnet 16K and higher incase i need to do that someday?
Alan
taybrynn:
The firmware for the higher pixelnet universes ... I got from a link that RJ posted. It might be on the wiki now.
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I don't have anything but the etherdongles attached to my second gigE card and gigE switch ... I would think it would be easy to see them since nothing else is attached.
Scott
caretaker:
Scott you can try using Wireshark (network protocol analyzer) You are not allowed to view links.
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Register or Login It's for ARt-Net BUT it should show you DMX streams over Pixelnet.
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Register or LoginIs there any way to verify low level connectivity between the PC and each of the etherdongles before going into say xlights ?
Thanks,
Scott
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taybrynn:
Thank Jeff, I may try those.
I just realized that (as usual) I had made a major wiring mistake that would have prevented anything from working properly.
I need to try it again now that I have fixed some of the obvious problems.
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