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Hello! I am trying to use my netgear wnce3001 to allow an aquarium controller to be accessed wirelessly. The wnce3001 displays a solid green light, showing that it is connected to my home internet. When I access my home router's webpage, via IP address, the wnce3001 shows up as being connected. The aquarium controller that I am connecting to displays a green light by it's ethernet port, showing that it recognizes something is plugged in. When I type in the adapter's IP address and go to the netgear wizard's statistics page, it shows the LAN as being "Link down". How do I go about fixing this? The adapter's firmware is updated, the aquarium controller's formware is updated and also works when wired directly to the router.
Router's IP address: 192.168.0.1
WNCE3001 IP address: 192.168.0.12
Aquarium controller's default IP address: 192.168.1.50
Aquarium controller's IP address that I manually put in: 192.168.0.50
I also tried changing the aquarium controller's gateway to my router's IP and also the wnce3001's IP and neither worked.
Configure the adapter first using the computer. Since it can go online, then connect it to the controller. Set the controllers IP in same range as the router.
I currently have the adapter plugged into my macbook, the macbook's wireless is turned off, and the internet is working perfectly fine. It seems the issue is the adapter and aquarium controller communicating.
Configure the adapter first using the computer. Since it can go online, then connect it to the controller. Set the controllers IP in same range as the router.
