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Andy
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      06-09-2005, 09:06 AM
Hi,
I had an etec modem/router which gave up after being used for connecting
a small home network of 3-5 pc's and a laptop for some time. All the
pc's connected to the router via switches and the laptop directly to it.

I have now replaced it with a DG834. All the pc's still connect via the
switches and the laptop directly. The pc's are all up and running
perfectly but not the lappy.. the router will not even show a connection
light.
I've tried different cables (xover and straight) and ports, different
pcmcia network cards and different settings, even though the connection
was perfect before. I have also tried connecting the lappy via one of
the switches but all to no avail. All I get is a small pop up message
saying there is a network cable unplugged.
What am I missing here?

Any clues greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Andy
 
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Anthony R. Gold
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      06-09-2005, 09:33 AM
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 10:06:04 +0100, Andy
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> I have now replaced it with a DG834. All the pc's still connect via the
> switches and the laptop directly. The pc's are all up and running
> perfectly but not the lappy.. the router will not even show a connection
> light.
> I've tried different cables (xover and straight) and ports, different
> pcmcia network cards and different settings, even though the connection
> was perfect before. I have also tried connecting the lappy via one of
> the switches but all to no avail. All I get is a small pop up message
> saying there is a network cable unplugged.
> What am I missing here?
>
> Any clues greatly appreciated.


The four DG834G LAN ports are all auto-uplink so it doesn't matter whether
you use straight through or swapped (nul-modem) ethernet cables.

If you have tried connecting the laptop using a port and a cable which
both worked fine with one of your PCs, then the problem is in the laptop.

It may be a problem with the hardware or the configuration. Could the
event which killed the previous modem/router also have damaged the laptop?

Assuming you are using XP, go to the laptop's Network Connections and
check that the Local Area Connection is enabled.

Tony
 
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