Re: more networking stuff
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That's what i thought at first as well, but the server's NIC can connect to my
laptop's NIC (showing me it's a crossover cable) and there is no problem at
all. I'll try going from my hub to my ethernet card, but it's a problem since
the systems are in different rooms, and the cables are in the wall. (yay for
renovation). I think it has to do with my hub, which is actually a switch.
It's a EtherCom EHB42H.
The NIC's in my server are both 3com 950's eth0 leases an ip from my router,
and eth1 has a static IP on the subnet. I'll have to go to radioshack and pick
up a crossover and a straight cable and try them both. If that still doesn't
work, i'll have to go over to more drastic means (aka hammers, and power
drills) but i'll get back here first.
Thanks
Jule
On Friday 20 June 2003 09:36, Bernd Eckenfels wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 10:34:41PM -0400, Jule Slootbeek wrote:
> > cables i have (all it says on them is cat-5 Enhanced UTP) from the hub to
> > the clients they work, but from the server to the client they don't. but
> > from the router to the hub they DO work.
> > am i making sence?
>
> in that case it sounds like a problem with your servers network card. If
> you have a line from router to hub which works, unplug it on the router
> side, and stick it into the server, and then the hub shows no link, in that
> case the ethernet card of your server is not able to autonegotiate with
> your hub.
>
> OR your router has a crossover port, which is unlikely.
>
> Does your server has 2 cards and both behave the same way?
>
> Greetings
> Bernd
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