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Hello
I am experiencing a LAN issue, where-as data packets are being sent, but not received or reported at its destination. (internet is disabled)
I am successful to connect and "ping" the destination device.
I am successful to scan and find the destination device IP in the software app using.
I am successful to send data output to destination device, however destination device does not respond to receiving, reacting or reporting the data sent.
Where would the fault be of the settings and/or setup??
Thank you kindly.
Windows 11pro
IPV4: 2.0.0.5, subnet: 255.255.255.0
Realtek USB Gbe Family Controller
Cat5 cable
Artnet Controller IP: 2.0.0.2, subnet: 255.255.255.0
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Your Ethernet 2 shows "No Internet access" which may have set it as Public network
Public networks have stricter firewall rules
Settings → Network & Internet → Ethernet → Change to "Private" network profile
You may either temporarily disable Firewall or, open Windows Defender Firewall → Allow an app through firewall
Ensure your control software is allowed on Private networks
Unable to change Ethernet profile from public to private.
Settings>Network and Internet>Ethernet.....in this location I do not see the option to change the profile.
Is there other methods to changing the ethernet network profile?
