Just some extra ways of saying what the above is:
- If the micro-B USB cable is connected and the host PC allows the use of the virtual wired ethernet device, then:
- Host can ping itself with “
ping 192.168.55.100
” (since this is the host PC address). - Host can ping the Jetson with “
ping 192.168.55.1
” (since this is the Jetson address). - Jetson can ping itself with “
ping 192.168.55.1
” (since this is the Jetson address). - Jetson can ping host with “
ping 192.168.55.100
” (since this is the host PC address). - Running “
ifconfig
” on host PC will show an interface with address “192.168.55.100
” if the micro-B USB virtual wired ethernet connection is allowed. - Running “
ifconfig
” on the Jetson will show an interface with address “192.168.55.1
” regardless of whether or not the host PC allows the connection (since this is local to the Jetson). - Not seeing an interface on the host PC with address “
192.168.55.100
” implies either the USB is not connected to a running Jetson, or else the host has not allowed the connection and the MAC address needs to be allowed with host side software.