Good afternoon
When starting the console, appears a warning saying that network port 1 does not initialize. "waiting for network Port 1 (192.168.254.89) to initialize"
What does this mean, what are the consequences and how can I fix it?
Thanks
Good afternoon
When starting the console, appears a warning saying that network port 1 does not initialize. "waiting for network Port 1 (192.168.254.89) to initialize"
What does this mean, what are the consequences and how can I fix it?
Thanks
It likely means you're connected to an energy-efficient switch that powers down its network port when not in use.
The console needs to see an active network to communicate with network-attached devices.
Under Settings/Device/Network enable the Required check box for the network interface you are connecting on. This setting is also available in the shell under Maintenance/Network for releases prior to 3.2.?.
You will still see the warning box but it will go away once the network port wakes ups.
Thanks for your response.
But the problem is that I'm not connected to any network.
My output is only through DMX, and because I don't have any network, both console ports are offline.
I took the opportunity to update the system to version V3.2.5 but the warning continues to appear.
Do you have any other suggestions to try to correct the error?
Thanks
Thanks for your response.
But the problem is that I'm not connected to any network.
My output is only through DMX, and because I don't have any network, both console ports are offline.
I took the opportunity to update the system to version V3.2.5 but the warning continues to appear.
Do you have any other suggestions to try to correct the error?
Thanks
Disable the network interface in the same locations as previously mentioned and it should stop trying to use the network. I've never tried that though.
in your Network setting you will find a check box, under your Network interfaces, that says "required".
If Checked, the Desk will wait until the Network connection is made.
For the Moment, you can uncheck that.
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