Internet connetion

[TaeYang]

Hi, I use conduit mlinux and try to connect internet.

I linked the gateway to my PC using ethernet cable.
PC is connected on Wi-Fi.

Then, I try to connect Conduit using ‘PuTTY’.
But message is ‘Network error : Connection refused’.

Is connection PC with conduit wrong? or is other setting is wrong?
Is there any reason to happen Connection error?

[Jeff Hatch]

Tae,

The default IP on the Conduit is 192.168.2.1. It is possible that your PuTTY connection is being routed to the WiFi interface. If you log into the debug console on the Conduit, can you ping your PC’s address on the interface the Conduit is connected on?

Jeff

[TaeYang]

Thanks for help.

First, debug console, you said, is means USB console?
1)_How can i log into debug console?

Second, you said,
“It is possible that your PuTTY connection is being routed to the WiFi”,

so i just try to use wireless router.
Conduit is connected on router and so do PC.
But router(192.168.0.1) do not connect(192.168.2.1?) with Conduit.

2)_Maybe can i change the Conduit’s ip for connection? and do Conduit support DHCP?

Thanks.

[Jeff Hatch]

Tae,

The debug console micro-usb connector is behind the little white plate on the “front” of the Conduit. You can remove it by removing the screw. You can then use a USB cable and connect the debug console to your PC. From there you should be able to use PuTTY or some other terminal program to log in at the console. The default credentials are root/root for an mLinux Conduit, admin/admin for an AEP Conduit.

Once you get into the debug console you should be able to change the IP on the Conduit using the /etc/network/interfaces file or whatever preferred method you have for setting the IP on LINUX.

The Conduit does support DHCP. You will have to enable/start the DHCP client using a script.

Jeff

[TaeYang]

Hi,

I found the micro-usb port.
I’m trying to connect Conduit and PC with putty.
I change the IP address(192.168.2.1) to other IP and reboot.
Is it correct compare with what you say?

p.s.
Is there some manuals or reference for users to help use Conduit?
If it is, can i download that?

Thanks.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by TaeYang.

[Jeff Hatch]

Tae,

Pretty much all of the Conduit documentation for both the AEP and mLinux models is online on the multitech.net developer site. The software developer documentation can be found at:

http://www.multitech.net/developer/software/

Jeff

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