Host computer can't connect to target computer.

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Hi all,
I'm having trouble connect my host computer to target computer.
My target computer is DELL OptiPlex 7060, its built-in ethernet card is Intel(R) Ethernet Connection(2) I219-LM, which is not supported by xpc target, so I install a R8139 ethernet card, which is supported by xpc target, into its mainboard, and this R8139 ethernet can be used normally in my older xpc target computer. Also, I disable the built-in ethernet card in the bios setup, and I can surf the Internet normally in the Windows environment with the installed R8139 ethernet card.
However, after I boot the target computer successfully with the DOS Loader Boot Method, I can't connect my host computer to the target computer.
When I type 'slrttest' in the command window in MATLAB, it shows the contents below:
### Simulink Real-Time Test Suite
### Host-Target interface is: TcpIp
### Test 1, Ping target computer 'TargetPC1' using system ping: ... FAILED
### Test 2, Ping target computer 'TargetPC1' using SLRTPINGTARGET: ... FAILED
Both system ping and target ping have failed.
There is a problem with your TCP/IP connection.
I don't know how to solve this problem, the host problem and the target computer are in the same LAN, connected by Router and Switch Hub.
The target computer properties:
IP address:192.168.1.161
Subnet mask:255.255.255.0
Port:22222
Gateway:192.168.1.1
Target driver:Auto
Bus type:PCI
The host computer properties:
IP address:192.168.1.136
Subnet mask:255.255.255.0
Subnet mask:255.255.255.0
Gateway:192.168.1.1
Does anyone have any ideas for troubleshooting these connections? Is there any problems in my bios setup?
All help much appreciated.
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PengQilin PengQilin
PengQilin PengQilin on 15 Jan 2019
I have solved this problem!
I purchase a new Intel210 ethernet card and installed it into my target computer, the target computer boot successfully. So the reason is that the 64-bit CPU can't work with 32-bit network card in the xpc target environment.
I type "slrttest" in the command window of MATLAB in the host computer, all tests are successfully executed.
Thank you all!
Dimitri MANKOV
Dimitri MANKOV on 29 Oct 2020
Please also note that support for custom target hardware has been removed in Simulink Real-Time in R2018a. Starting from that release, only Speedgoat target machines are officially supported.
For more information, have a look at www.speedgoat.com and at the Release Notes for Simulink Real-Time.

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