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Mixed Ethernet Setup

  Date: Dec 09    Category: Unix / Linux / Ubuntu    Views: 572
  

I have a standard, internal, wireless adapter in my HP laptop (wlan0), with a
standard DHCP setup, and I am running 8.04. I would like to also be able to
communicate through the wired (eth0) port with a Make Controller that has a
static IP (although it can run with DHCP).

If I hook the controller up to the wired port on my router and put it in DHCP
mode, I have no problems connecting to it using a browser, but I have not been
able to communicate with the controller when it is cabled to my laptop. I think
this is a two-part problem. First, is there some way to force a browser to use
eth0 instead of wlan0 when both are enabled, and what eth0 settings would I need
to set up a static connection between my eth0 port and the controller (or should
I be running a dhcp server)?

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Answer #1    Answered On: Dec 09    

try this link
www.cyberciti.biz/.../it
should help you define a particular route when you have multiple
interfaces on your machine

 
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