Apex Network Conflict

[cosorio]

I am running two separate Apex systems with 2 different network adapters. I cannot get both Apex systems to work together. It appears that there is a network conflict and I can only view 1 Apex at a time in Fusion (one system would say unavailable). Anyone have a fix for this issue? Thanks.

 

[solitude127]

maybe an IP conflict on the apex units?

 

[five.five-six]

Yea, that would be my first sus****ion. See what IP each apex is set to.

Of course if they were both the same neither should work.

 

[pga7602]

I am running two separate Apex systems with 2 different network adapters. I cannot get both Apex systems to work together. It appears that there is a network conflict and I can only view 1 Apex at a time in Fusion (one system would say unavailable). Anyone have a fix for this issue? Thanks.

Ok, let's clarify some things first. When you say network adapters, I don't get it. APEX has network adapters, so do you mean some sort of wireless bridge? Speak from each APEX and walk us through the network connection all the way back to your Internet router.

I know the latest APEX has the built in wireless onboard and default settings is for it to use DHCP. So identifying APEX classic from latest APEX will also help.

 

[keepLearning]

What are the ip addresses of the apex's?

 

[sil40sx]

Your router doesn't give out same IP address to devices, unless it is set manually.

Login to your router and check the clients (devices) IP addresses. From there use the IP to login to your APEX so you can verify the actual IP, so you can add it to your Fusion.

 

[Pepbill]

How are you trying to access them? By IP address or using a url such as apex.local?