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Unfortunately, @hairlessupportmonkey's suggestion didn't fix it. I verified that the hosts files are setup correctly via ping. But, Crashplan still insists on going through the wireless router. I suppose it is using WINS instead of checking the hosts file? Crashplan is showing the computer names...

I will try that. I hope CrashPlan will use the hosts file that way, instead of ignoring it in favor of what WINS tells it.

No, they are not on different subnets. What advantage does different subnets give?

I can't direct CrashPlan to backup by IP. That's part of the problem here. It wants to backup by name, not configurable. :(

I have two Windows 8.1 desktop towers at home, and they each have their own wireless NIC to connect to my router. From there, they get internet access. The two computers however, are physically right next to each other. Backups (and LAN games) between the two could use a wired network, if I...

When my computer is on two LANs (one of them is really just a virtual lan using cisco vpn client), if I do ANY kind of connection (ping, mysql queries, etc) using the computer name (not the IP) of one of the computers on the real LAN, then the initial connect is REALLY slow. For example, when...