On Thu, 7 Sep 2017 21:27:55 -0700 (PDT),
pum...@hotmail.com declaimed the following:
>1. I connected it to my Ubuntu laptop via USB
Which is emulating a network connection
Does ping have the option of specifying to connection to use? I suspect
the BBBx may have the USB connection set up in the routing tables, and the
USB connection (on the host computer) is not set up to share the hardwired
network, so there is no name server available to it.
If you pull the USB (hope you are using a separate power supply), can
the host computer ping the BBBx via a WiFi router?
I don't have a WiFi Beagle (do have an R-Pi 3 -- and updating its OS is
a pain, since I have to use a TV/mouse/keyboard to navigate the GUI
startup, but that TV is no where near my hardwire switch -- but I can't get
configure the WiFi until much later in the process [especially as I
normally am configured for no SSID broadcast AND MAC filtering].
I do know that, on my desktop machine, if I enable the WiFi to tether
to my phone (it's hard to run a video when the DSL is fighting to get to
1Mbps), I'm unable to print -- as the printers are on the hardwire switch
and Windows tries to route via the WiFi.
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