Network configuration error when i disconnect the ethernet

Asked By Matthew Jamesy 0 points N/A Posted on - 06/19/2012

Hello everyone,

I want to configure my network device WLS-9163. I want the configuration to be set with both wired and wireless options. I completed this setup successfully and both are linked to the local network. After the successful completion of the setup, when I disconnect the Ethernet connection, an error window pops up on the screen which displays the network configuration error. The screenshot is attached below:

What does this error number mean?

Any idea related to the issue will be highly appreciated.

Thanks and best wishes

Judy

Network Configuration Error

Possible Reason(s):

Measurements: Connection to the network device has timed out. The network device did not respond 

Properly for a period of time. If timeouts persist, contact your system administrator.

Device: NI WLS-9215: "WLS-139BCF2"

Property: TCPIP. Wireless IP

Corresponding Value: 169.254.92.242

Property:TCPIP.Hostname

Corresponding Value: WLS-139BCF2

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Answered By Crag fresh 0 points N/A #148062

Network configuration error when i disconnect the ethernet

Please follow the instruction to fix the error.

1. Connect your network device to a computer which is configured for DHCP.

2. Add the device to MAX (Measurement & Automation Explorer).

3. Configure the devices Static IP address in MAX.

Note: please record the information for future use.

4. Save the settings. A message will prompt that the device might become unreachable.

5. Then connect the MAX to the device which in Static IP Address. The error will pop up.

6. Delete the device to MAX.

7. Turn off device power and close MAX.

8. After 10 seconds connect power to the device.

9. Run max then adds the device.

10. Restart your PC.

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• Posted on - 06/20/2012
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