With an Ethernet connection, should I also turn on WiFi?

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• cRIO only with switch ethernet connection and the computer

  Hello

  I use a cRIO-9073 connected via an ethernet switch and then to my computer and also connected to the corporate network. The cRIO connects fine (I can interact with the remote façade on the cRIO) using this method, but I can't view the remote façade when I connect just my computer for the cRIO via the ethernet switch. Where can I find the method of connection to cRIO by ethernet switch?

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  bermea,

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  You have your PC and the cRIO connected to an ethernet switch that is also connected to your company network and you are able to see the cRIO to the MAX. However, when you have disconnected your network switch companies, leaving only the PC and the cRIO connected, you are more able to use the cRIO or see in MAX. Is this correct?

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• I have a hp mini. ICAN conect to the internet with an ethernet connection, but not with my wireless connection

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  2. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?

  3. what version of Service Pack installed on the computer?

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  Wireless and wired network problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows/network-connection-problem-help#network-problems=Windows-XP&V1H=win8tab1&V2H=win7tab1&V3H=winvistatab1&v4h=winxptab1

   

  For your reference:

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/870702

  (Also applies to Windows XP SP3)

  Let us know the status of the issue. If you need help, please after return. We will be happy to help you.

• Ethernet to the airport also on?

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• How to access Windows 8 PC on the Internet with remote desktop connection?

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• Pavilion dv7 Notebook - how will I know if I'm connected with the Ethernet cable or wireless?

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  obxperson99 wrote:

  Enrico, thank you.  I have installed Win7 Pro.

  The Network and Sharing Center says I'm connected wireless.

  Program of HP's "Connection Manager" shows that both the wired (ethernet) and wireless networks are connected.

  If I am always connected wirelessly with the ethernet cable plugged into my machine, how to move from the wired connection?

  Open the network and sharing Center. Look at the picture of what I have posted. Do you see where it says log in or out? Select it, and then disconnect from the wireless network. If you are also connected to the wired connecttion, then the connection should be almost transparent.

• NB100 - unable to connect with the ethernet cable

  My netbook works very well with the wireless connection (even if I get only 4 MB when I have 10 MB connection). I visited a House of friends the other day and she does not have a wireless router.

  I plugged the cable broadand on my machine. I disabled the wireless connection and activated the network connection in network connections. I turned off then the feature wireless on the keyboard with the keys Fn & F1.

  It shows that there is a link in my taskbar, but when I try to open the internet it does not connect.

  I thought it was his connection because she had problems so today I went to another friends house and got exactly the same response.

  I decided to try the same thing at home and I disconnected the ethernet cable from my wireless router and performed the steps listed above.

  Still no joy - am I missing something?

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• How is it that a computer which works very well with a direct Ethernet connection won't work with a switch, however any other computer using the same port, cable, ect, and so on, can?

  Switch issues. Help, please.

  How is it that a computer which works very well with a direct Ethernet connection won't work with a switch, however any other computer using the same port, cable, ect, and so on, can? We already checked the firewall as a question, that it was not, and now, we are puzzled.

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  -Switch bad: as above, is that this particular laptop, even under identical conditions, the works of my uncle very well.
  -Bad NIC: debunked through the fact we connected to the computer directly to the router and it worked fine.
  -Bad configuration of the firewall: we have disabled the firewall (please do not notice, he wasn't the smartest idea, we already know) and even if she recorded the switch exists, the internet is always triggered when you are connected with the switch.

  Thanks in advance for any assistance that you can provide and Merry Christmas to you all.

  It would be useful to consult the results of the ipconfig/all command both when it is connected to the switch and when it is connected directly to the router.  In addition, what is the model of the switch?

  To save the manual copy and the new hits of the ipconfig/all command output-

  First connect through switch.
  Open a command prompt window (start > run > cmd > OK)
  Type the following lines in the black command prompt window and press ENTER after each line

  echo "Connected via the button" > "% UserProfile%\Desktop\ipinfo.txt".
  ipconfig/all > "% UserProfile%\Desktop\ipinfo.txt".

  Now connect directly to the router, type the following lines in the command prompt window and press ENTER after each line

  echo "Connected to the router" > "% UserProfile%\Desktop\ipinfo.txt".
  ipconfig/all > "% UserProfile%\Desktop\ipinfo.txt".
  Notepad '% UserProfile%\Desktop\ipinfo.txt '.
  output

  Copy the contents of the Notepad window in your response (if you use the laptop when it is connected directly to the router) or close the Notepad window, and then copy ipinfo.txt of the laptop to the Gramps in a USB FlashDrive you can connect to any computer allows you to answer.

  You can delete ipinfo.txt on the desktop when you are finished.

• When I try to connect with my wireless laptop will connect only to Local access. If I connect the laptop to the router with the ethernet cable, it works very well.

  VIsta - Local access only

  HI -.
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  It's a Dell Studio 15 with Vista.

  The computer is able to connect to wifi to other places without any problem, but for some reason that I can't connect home.   I tried to reset the modem and the router several times, but that did not help.   I tried the option repair & diagnose several times but it doesn't work.

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  Hello Staciusa,

  Have you tried to change the wireless channel that your router is running at? There may be interference that could prevent the internet connection:

  Take a look at step 6 in this article that give more details about it:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/athome/Setup/wirelesstips.aspx

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• Problem with ethernet connection

  Hello

  I have a Netgear DGN2000 modem-router with 4 ethernet ports and wireless connectivity. I already connected a pc in an ethernet port and a laptop in another ethernet port and wireless. Everything works fine.

  I bought 2 notebooks same, HP Compaq 610 with windows 7 Home premium and both with a marvell yukon 88E8042 fast ethernet controller and another a wireless card.

  WiFi works fine for the two laptops with the router. But they can't connect via ethernet.

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  I run the windows Upgrade Advisor 7 and it said that all devices (and the netwrok adapter) are very good.

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  I have to talk to a technician of HP in Greece and I described the problem, but its response has been that it can find no problem with the laptop (which is not a lie as long as the NIC is working with the other router, I tried).

  My router has no problem as long as it works properly with my pc via ethernet...

  So where is the problem?

  Can you help me please?

  I only have an internet connection via ethernet. Now I can have wireless only.

  I bought a new modem router (Belkin Wireless Router annexed part N USB) and now everything seems to work properly.

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• How can I get my Apple TV to use ethernet when it is also connected to WiFi?

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• I have re-installed Windows XP. My wireless does not, any more than my ethernet connection. What should I do?

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