Changing ur ip

#1 I am having difficulty sending the MA show file to 3D on a second laptop. Is this possible? Unsure of how to change the IPs to read the same, pretty sure I'm supposed to avoid the playback loop if it's a different computerThank u for ur help #2 Hi,in a view words:Disable the Firewalls.Set the LAN adaptors to a static IP address with subnet mask class-C :1.PCStation IP 192.168.0.1 Mask 255.255.255.02.PCStation IP 192.168.0.2 Mask 255.255.255.0Take a simple Ethernet Switch and connect the two PCs with CAT5e cables.Then start a Session and add the MA 3D to your Session. #3 Relevant (open link in new tab) #4 Not only is having 3D on a second computer possible, it's preferred.Use Ryan's tutorial for changing the IPs as needed. But one part the tutorial does not show is that you must go into Network Configuration on your onPC, go to the 3D tab, and add the 3d host, then tell it to be a member of the session. #5 Relevant (open link in new tab) #6 Does this work during a show if I'm running thru a NODE? #7 Would this work if I'm using OnPC with a NODE and artnet? #8 I don't know why this is so confusing to me, I'm not great with some of the technical lingo. On my 2nd computer, do I have to have OnPC on to see 3D, or do I just need to have 3D open?My master IP is set to 2.0.0.2, and my NODE is 2.0.0.3. I've been able to get the 3D running on my main computer, but not on the 2nd one. Can u send 3D to multiple computers at once, or no?

To log in connect to the net providing the password ... then after connecting and not haviing an ip address, keep the name of the network pressed with your finger and there you can change the ip address.. Did you try this yourself, and it worked? If yes, I wonder big time because that's exactly what did not work for me and my HTC Radar at my home Wifi network: Without a DHCP server running on the Access Point (no need for, only static IP addresses in use) the phone did not connect, just hang for a minute or so and then timed out. Only after I activated a DHCP server to dish out an IP to the phone it connected. #8 No its not clear man ...Why you want to change the ip of your phone to a static one for all networks yoy log in...When your phone finds the network you want to log in connect to the net providing the password ... then after connecting and not haviing an ip address, keep the name of the network pressed with your finger and there you can change the ip address.. Well this should not work. Did you test your solution, looks strange? #10 No its not clear man ...Why you want to change the ip of your phone to a static one for all networks yoy log in...When your phone finds the network you want to log in connect to the net providing the password ... then after connecting and not haviing an ip address, keep the name of the network pressed with your finger and there you can change the ip address.. suppose(and this case is real in my case and applies to me..) u r not the admin of wifi router(u r nt connection owner) and u r in ur school and u want to connect to school wifi..but the router connects to only a limited set of ips..network admin has disabled dhcp server as in my ase..without preconfiguring the ip address before connection, u cant connect to ap..thats tragedy..dont think, oh i have never undergone such circumstances and ur network admin is a jack***..i know but i am helpless in this situation..all my classmates and my seniors are android device owners..so network admin doesn't change all settings just for helping a single person(at least in india..they ll ask u to use internet through library computers like dumbasses..)THIS SUBSTANTIATES THE NECESSITY OF A FEATURE WHICH ALLOWS U TO SET A STATIC IP BEFORE LOGGING INTO ACCESS POINT..also this feature helps to prevent all the little more work consuming process of logging into router, assigning static ip to ur device, and getting the static ip on device

True, when Destination sends unicast packets to Source, MR 2 sends them over the tunnel. The check that MR2 can reach Source over the tunnel is a Reverse Path Forwarding (RPF) check, and the static mroute allows the check to be successful when the interface that the multicast packet arrives on is not the unicast path back to the source. Sending the packet over the tunnel could be slower than natively sending it through UR 2, UR 1, and MR 1. A multicast static route allows you to use the configuration in the figure by configuring a static multicast source. The system uses the configuration information instead of the unicast routing table to route the traffic. Therefore, multicast packets can use the tunnel without having unicast packets use the tunnel. Static mroutes are local to the router they are configured on and not advertised or redistributed in any way to any other router. How to Connect Non-IP Multicast AreasConfiguring a Tunnel to Connect Non-IP Multicast AreasConfiguring a Tunnel to Connect Non-IP Multicast Areas Configure a multicast static route if you want your multicast paths to differ from your unicast paths. For example, you might have a tunnel between two routers because the unicast path between a source and destination does not support multicast routing. SUMMARY STEPS1. enable 2. configure terminal 3. interface tunnel number 4. ip unnumbered type number 5. ip pim sparse-mode 6. tunnel source {ip-address | type number}7. tunnel destination {hostname | ip-address}8. Repeat Steps 1 through 7

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