Those two IP addresses are on different subnets. That is not going to work. As I mentioned, you have to locate the actual IP address of the chromebook, not the IP address behind the firewall/sandbox. You need to find the IP address following directions such as these: http://chromespot.com/2013/12/02/how-to-...p-address/
These are the basic instructions:
To find the MAC or IP address:
If you haven't yet, sign in to your Chromebook.
At the bottom right, select the time.
Select the Wi-Fi network .
At the top of the box, select Information .
You'll see your Chromebook's IP address and IPv6 address. Your MAC address is labeled "Wi-Fi."
Once you get the correct IP address, it should be a 169.254.216.X address like your desktop. If you are using a multiple router setup, that is going to be a problem as it will add a significant amount of complexity in the message routing.
Mike
These are the basic instructions:
To find the MAC or IP address:
If you haven't yet, sign in to your Chromebook.
At the bottom right, select the time.
Select the Wi-Fi network .
At the top of the box, select Information .
You'll see your Chromebook's IP address and IPv6 address. Your MAC address is labeled "Wi-Fi."
Once you get the correct IP address, it should be a 169.254.216.X address like your desktop. If you are using a multiple router setup, that is going to be a problem as it will add a significant amount of complexity in the message routing.
Mike