

This also suggests that there is a problem with your network. This means that the name was resolved to 192.168.1.184, but the packets aren't getting through to the other machine. If the machine name can be resolved but not reached, you get the following: This indicates that you have a problem with your network. Ping: cannot resolve machineName.local: Unknown host If the machine name can't be resolved, you get back something like this: // The camera doesnt start following the target immediately but waits for a split.

This indicates both that the machine can be reached (the "64 bytes from." lines) and that the machine name can be resolved into an IP address (in this case, 192.168.1.184). This command attempts to resolve the IP address for the machine with the name machineName on the LAN. Ping must be able to get through the firewall for this to work. The other two possibilities can be tested with the ping command in a terminal or an MS-DOS prompt:

Please reference the documentation for the network firewall that is in use for information on opening ports. When the firewall is blocking the ports, you need to ensure the necessary ports are available for Modo.
