How to set the IP adress on the Duet Wifi
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hello everybody,
so a quick Question and sorry if this has been asked already, just point me to that post if it has,
how can i set the IP dress?when i run the M552 command it states
"M552 Network is enabled, configured IP address: 192.168.1.201, actual IP address: 192.168.1.48, HTTP port: 80"in the config.g file its all set in there, but know where can i change the " actual IP address "
Thanks in advance for the help!
~Russ
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Apparently not in this version. Best bet is to connect it then log into your router and reserve that ip address for the duet wifi.
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ok, no worries! at least i know to stop trying
took me a while to figure out just what the IP was… for others that come along and read this...
connect to your duet via usb or Panel Due and use the M552 command, it will spit out the code listed above post, use the "actual IP address" in your web browser to get connected...
or as DjDemonD mentioned, look at whats connected to your router...
~Russ
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If you want to change the IP address of your duet, configure your router to give it a specific IP address.
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It would be nice if WiFi could be set up with the normal parameters, just like on 0.8.5. Perhaps with a separate G-code for SSID.
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There is a useful phone app called Fing, it shows you everything on your network, although oddly enough it does not show me the duetwifi, and my router does not show it as connected either - but it is there at 192.168.0.118 and I can connect to it. And it seems to get allocated the same ip every time so odd but not problem.
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It would be nice if WiFi could be set up with the normal parameters, just like on 0.8.5. Perhaps with a separate G-code for SSID.
I think David is planning for this, but he also plans to re-write the web server and a bunch of code for the ESP, so it would have to wait for that.
The IP address on the wifi comes from the ESP, whereas on the 0.8.5 it's from the Duet MCU itself.
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There is a useful phone app called Fing, it shows you everything on your network, although oddly enough it does not show me the duetwifi, and my router does not show it as connected either - but it is there at 192.168.0.118 and I can connect to it. And it seems to get allocated the same ip every time so odd but not problem.
yeah that's what i was saying else where the Mac never showed up when looking the router. i found that odd too… but it works so...
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On windoze boxen …
Command Prompt
type "ipconfig"
Ping your IP - At prompt > type >ping 192.168.1.2 [ example IP ]
next prompt - type >arp -a
Shows all connected devices