How do set up WiRNS to co-exist with DVArchive on a local network?

I have two 5080's that work and see the internet with WiRNS running.

When I start DVArchive, it states it can not use port 80. I have searched the web, multiple forums and google and can not find a description on how to set this up.

I am using WiRNS v1.3 build 2 revision 19 and DVArchive 3.2

My main settings on WiRNS states the Guide Update Completed: Failed

On the Main WiRNS it states that DVArchive is trying to use that port/ip.

The "trick" is to bind multiple network addresses to your network card. For example, if your PC is currently at 192.168.0.10, you could also setup/bind additional IP addresses for your computer, like 192.168.0.11, 192.168.0.12, etc (there is no need for them to be sequential -- these are just examples).

Then you tell DVA to bind to 192.168.0.10 and WiRNS to bind to 192.168.0.11.

You don't need extra network cards, so this is an easy fix. I'm sure googling around about binding multiple IP addresses under windows will turn something up quick.

Do note that if you use DHCP, you'll want to make sure your DHCP server will not hand out any addresses that you use for additional bindings. Most DHCP servers can be restricted to a range of addresses and you'd just tailor that down to exclude the additional ones you are mapping.

Gerry

Thanks! I will look tonight.

Could someone help me do this - I am running into the same issue and need to create a 2nd IP address for my computer which is running DVArchive and I'm trying to install WiRNS.

I'm using DD-WRT for my router software.

Could someone help me do this - I am running into the same issue and need to create a 2nd IP address for my computer which is running DVArchive and I'm trying to install WiRNS.

I'm using DD-WRT for my router software.

You create the 2nd IP on your Windows PC. The way of adding a 2nd IP depends on the version of Windows you are running, so I can't generalize and you would need to find out how to do it for your particular version, but in general you go into the Network control panel and edit the network adapter's properties and edit the TCP/IP properties and put in your IP addresses that you want...

Henry

Running XP Home - I went into the TCP/IP settings and added the 2nd IP. (Currently it's .100 so I added .200)... is this correct ? (See attachment)

Running XP Home - I went into the TCP/IP settings and added the 2nd IP. (Currently it's .100 so I added .200)... is this correct ? (See attachment)
That looks fine. I have WiRNS and 3 instances of DVA running on my system and have the ips set for 250 to 254 for the last octet. After doing the change, I recommend bring up a command window and running the command ipconfig. This will display all the ip information for the system. The other small thing I did with my system is to have each of the WiRNS or DVA instances have an ip address and left the primary one for the system to use when I do any browsing and such on it.

Just as another aside, I separated my Replay stuff from the rest of my ips in that the main computers all run in the 1xx range and the Replay stuff runs in the 2xx range. I think this makes it easier to separate and control who talks to who.

You create the 2nd IP on your Windows PC. The way of adding a 2nd IP depends on the version of Windows you are running, so I can't generalize and you would need to find out how to do it for your particular version, but in general you go into the Network control panel and edit the network adapter's properties and edit the TCP/IP properties and put in your IP addresses that you want...

Henry

I was unaware that Windoze permitted 2nd IP addresses on one adapter. I got around the issue by just adding another network interface card.

Hey, if it works, don't knock it....

Cheers!
-Doug

...need to create a 2nd IP address for my computer which is running DVArchive and I'm trying to install WiRNS...

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Thanks, Clear - that did it.