VOXL2 + Doodle Labs + External Companion Computer Networking
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Hi,
We are trying to connect an external companion computer (nvidia jetson ORIN) to a VOXL 2 via the ethernet / usb hub. We have a doodle labs radio successfully connected to the VOXL on the J11 connector. voxl-configure-modem correctly sets the eth0 network interface to the doodle IP; however the eth1 network interface (which I assume is the J13 ethernet jack on the expansion board?) seems to get automatically assigned an IP on the doodle network aswell, unrelated to voxl-configure-modem.
I can't get the external companion computer to connect to this interface. Setting a static IP on the Jetson that matches the subnet & netmask of the eth1 network interface on the VOXL2 doesn't connect. I'm not too familiar with networking, or what is going on with voxl-configure-modem. I was hoping you guys could provide some insight with regards to which network interface is which, and why the doodle is creating its own network interface in addition to the one created by voxl-configure-modem.
Thanks!
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Hi,
We are trying to connect an external companion computer (nvidia jetson ORIN) to a VOXL 2 via the ethernet / usb hub. We have a doodle labs radio successfully connected to the VOXL on the J11 connector. voxl-configure-modem correctly sets the eth0 network interface to the doodle IP; however the eth1 network interface (which I assume is the J13 ethernet jack on the expansion board?) seems to get automatically assigned an IP on the doodle network aswell, unrelated to voxl-configure-modem.
I can't get the external companion computer to connect to this interface. Setting a static IP on the Jetson that matches the subnet & netmask of the eth1 network interface on the VOXL2 doesn't connect. I'm not too familiar with networking, or what is going on with voxl-configure-modem. I was hoping you guys could provide some insight with regards to which network interface is which, and why the doodle is creating its own network interface in addition to the one created by voxl-configure-modem.
Thanks!
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