Hi all,
I'd rather not share the same Ethernet connection for both the
machine-internal network and general networking (browsing the internet,
etc.). Just because this will expose components of the machine to the
rest of the network, usually without authentication or similar
protection measures.
My suggestion is to use a USB-Ethernet adapter, but use this for the
non-realtime stuff (i.e. internet connection) and the internal true
Ethernet port to connect to the machine.
Regards,
Philipp
On 16.11.21 18:47, Chris Albertson wrote:
Do you mean that the notebook PC has Ethernet, but it is in use, and you
want to add a second Ethernet port? That is not the way to go. Buy an
Ethernet Switch. Or perhaps your notebook is already connected to a
switch, then just plug the Mesa card into the switch. Not only is this a
cheaper solution it is more efficient of resource in the PC and Mesa can't
know the difference.
And the one Ethernet port on the machine is connected to the MESA board.
I don't have reliable WiFi so a USB to Ethernet would be one way to get
into it. Although working with the probe I'd rather be right there with my
hand on the ESTOP.
John
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