https://forge.codesys.com/u/dantheman/activity/2024-08-08T21:22:11.748000ZRecent activity for dantheman2024-08-08T21:22:11.748000Z2024-08-08T21:22:11.748000Zdanthemanhttps://forge.codesys.com/u/dantheman/profile/https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Runtime/thread/b178890339/?limit=25#d675

It's all good btw, learned that the runtime doesn't isolate the networks that are involved so changing the ethernet subnets away from the Wi-Fi's subnet was all I needed (maybe some config file changes helped, can't say for certain)

2024-08-01T02:06:06.870000Z2024-08-01T02:06:06.870000Zdanthemanhttps://forge.codesys.com/u/dantheman/profile/https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Runtime/thread/b178890339/?limit=25#3bdc

I've also noticed that when I turn off "enp1s0", suddenly the source IP for the ModbusTCP changes to that of "enp2s0", which is what makes sense to me. When I turn it back on, the source IP remains that of "enp2s0".

2024-08-01T01:44:08.075000Z2024-08-01T01:44:08.075000Zdanthemanhttps://forge.codesys.com/u/dantheman/profile/https://forge.codesys.com/forge/talk/Runtime/thread/b178890339/?limit=25#ea0d

I have an IPC with 2 ethernet ports and 1 Wi-Fi. I'm using ModbusTCP with the ethernet port named "enp2s0" connected to my remote I/O. This works fine when testing with Python and also works with CODESYS, but CODESYS is only able to scan for the Linux SoftPLC when I turn off the "enp2s0" interface. In other words, I can't get online with the IDE if I want my ModbusTCP comms to run with CODESYS. I'm using a Linux SoftPLC that has the following entry in CODESYSControl.cfg, hoping that this will allow...