Apparently I cant' figure out how to multiquote either...haha
Before emailing H and K last night I had already attempted assigning a static IP within the router to the WMI device. I tried it two ways. First I assigned it a static IP using the last number within the range of my DHCP. Got nothing. Then I assigned it a static IP within the range of my router, but outside of the DHCP range. Still nothing. Both of these were attempted with and without a gateway being assigned.
With each change I would check the lease list to see if the WMI would show up. Nothing there. And of course I could not Ping the device after each change.
That was when I made the decision to email H and K. I thought one of the above attempts would have worked. If I'm honest, the thing works fine in AP mode, but it would just be nice to keep my iPad connected to the internet while also controlling the amp. It is after all designed to do just this. (Clearly a first world country problem... lol That's why I refuse to let it frustrate me)
On the upside I got a great workout since the device is upstairs and I had to keep coming downstairs to the PC/router tether!
LOL Thanks for that image! I needed a good laugh!bordonbert wrote: couple of inches above the Canine's Cohones.
Before emailing H and K last night I had already attempted assigning a static IP within the router to the WMI device. I tried it two ways. First I assigned it a static IP using the last number within the range of my DHCP. Got nothing. Then I assigned it a static IP within the range of my router, but outside of the DHCP range. Still nothing. Both of these were attempted with and without a gateway being assigned.
With each change I would check the lease list to see if the WMI would show up. Nothing there. And of course I could not Ping the device after each change.
That was when I made the decision to email H and K. I thought one of the above attempts would have worked. If I'm honest, the thing works fine in AP mode, but it would just be nice to keep my iPad connected to the internet while also controlling the amp. It is after all designed to do just this. (Clearly a first world country problem... lol That's why I refuse to let it frustrate me)
On the upside I got a great workout since the device is upstairs and I had to keep coming downstairs to the PC/router tether!