Help configuring two usb-wireless adapters.

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Hello!


I made a wireless ad-hoc network between two PCs, one pc with one wireless
adapter and the other one with two wireless adapters.

PC 1:
-Windows 7 Ultimate
-Usb-wireless adapter (AWLL6075)
-Adapter:
IP: 192.168.110.200
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

PC 2:
-Windows 7 Professional
-Two usb-wireless adapter (AWLL6075)
-Adapter 1
IP: 192.168.110.220
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
-Adapter 2
IP: 192.168.110.230
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0

The problem is that just the adapter 1 on the pc2 works. i can send files
without problems. but at the moment i try to send files to the adapter 2 i
can't do it. i think this is for the priority in the adapters and
bindings.

so, how can i give the same priority to both adapters on PC2?




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rebonorris (for it is he) wrote:


> The problem is that just the adapter 1 on the pc2 works. i can send files
> without problems. but at the moment i try to send files to the adapter 2 i
> can't do it. i think this is for the priority in the adapters and
> bindings.

Can you ping PC1 from PC2? I suggest you use a different subnet on the adhoc
network for a little more certainty over which interface PC2 is going to
use. Perhaps you can use the 'arp' command to specify which interface a host
is on? Don't have a Windows machine handy to test with.

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rebonorris had written this in response to
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alexd wrote:

> rebonorris (for it is he) wrote:


>> The problem is that just the adapter 1 on the pc2 works. i can
>> send files
>> without problems. but at the moment i try to send files to the
>> adapter 2 i
>> can't do it. i think this is for the priority in the adapters and
>> bindings.

> Can you ping PC1 from PC2? I suggest you use a different subnet on the
> adhoc
> network for a little more certainty over which interface PC2 is going
> to
> use. Perhaps you can use the 'arp' command to specify which interface a
> host
> is on? Don't have a Windows machine handy to test with.


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I made a VB.net app using UNOLibs.net, it works fine with one adapter on
each pc, the ping result of PC1 adapter and PC2 adapter 1 its ok, and the
ping between PC1 adapter and PC2 adapter its ok, too. but i just can send
files from PC1 adapter to PC2 adapter 1. when i try to send files form PC1
adapter to PC2 adapter 2 VB shows an error message 'Error retriving port
from server' but i think is because the priority of the adapters in PC2.
SO i want to give the same priority for both adapters.

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