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• To connect to a Windows PC with a cable crossover

  I want to transfer a lot of old files from a Windows Vista-based computer to my MacPro with a crossover cable. Does anyone know how to configure both units to achieve this?

  Just to be clear, you know that the Mac cannot read Windows files?

• extention of the Xbox 360 to the ethernet cable crossover direct connection to pc computer

  I have a motorola sb5101 cable modem connected to the computer via usb. I am trying to connect my xbox 360 with a direct crossover ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on the computer.  nothing works I tried a lot of things. any suggestions? I connected the xbox directly on the modem and the xbox live Guide.  I can't get the xbox to work like a slave to the pc - network does not.

  help please

  gougou

  Hello

  ·          This all the steps you've tried?

  ·          Check after you manually assign IP address?

  Step 1: Try with a different cable.

  See also http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Use-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender-device

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Media-Center/learn-more/Extenders/tutorials/Extenders-Xbox-config.aspx

• Satellite A100: Crossover Cable does not work

  I have a laptop TOSIHBA SATELLITE A100
  I tried to connect my laptop to another computer by Cable Crossover
  and he wasn't wotking, the sign (X) appeared to me as if the cable was not plugged.

  Note that (when I put my cable DSL ' it works well on the net)
  to know that I tried this cable with the other compuers, and it worked fine.

  Hello

  Strange?  :|
  I think that it s certainly not a physical LAN port problem because as you have already said the ADSL cable works fine.

  You have the right settings TCP/IP to connect to the other computer?
  Both computers must be in the same workgroup. In addition, you must set the IP fix, the subnet mask and the gateway!

  Also, try to remove the map LAN device manager and restart the laptop.
  After the new reboot the OS must load the required drivers and should recognize the card even once.

  Good luck

• I could connect two laptops together via Ethernet cable

  Hello
  I'm playing a game via LAN but my router guard block that connect my comrades requests so I thought that we could create a network between two computers using an Ethernet cable and removing the router completely.
  Both of our laptops are manufactured by Toshiba and both the same type of model.
  Please tell me if this is possible and if it is what would be the best way to do it.
  Thank you, Jason

  You can, but need to run an ethernet cable crossover (null modem).  The MST it will not work without a router in the mix

• Cannot make connection IP cRIO more

  Short version: connection of Ethernet to my cRIO but suddenly become unstable, and I can't connect at all now.

  I'm working on the cRIO code for a client and try to work remotely. We had problems getting the deployed code to run (see http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Real-Time-Application-doesn-t-run-source-code-works-fine/m-p/3106679 for more information on this), but this seems to be a new problem, so I thought I would start a new thread to avoid confusion.

  It was impossible to troubleshoot remote, so I convinced the customer to ship the cRIO for me. Packaging is intact, the unit was well packed, so I'm skeptical that it has been damaged during transport, but something is happening.

  I started working with it using a direct connection cable between my laptop and the cRIO. All was well for about an hour; then things began to happen. The debug console (in the project window > Operate > Application Debug or Shared Library...) ('') was unable to find an executable file that can be debugged even if he had worked a few minutes before. I restarted the RIO through the project window (right click on the target > utilities > restart) and after a bit but I got a message "an error occurred while trying to restart the cRIO target. Power to bike. Tried to deploy the RT again, but he failed because the cRIO has failed.

  I tried all sorts of things over the next hours. MAX sees sometimes and sometimes does not. Even when he sees MAX, it tells me that there are no network adapters. Network properties and "ipconfig" sometimes show the port is connected and sometimes not. Ping Gets a response packet about 25% of the time, but the other 75% say "destination unreachable".

  I tried 4 different cables, crossover and the patch. I connected the laptop to another computer and ping 100 packets without problem, it isn't my port. I checked my IP address and the subnet. I have disabled the firewall. Power of many loading cycle. Starts the RIO in Mode safe. Switch used the 'IP Reset' but MAX can't connect long enough for me to give it an IP address on my subnet. Changed my IP port to a static address on the subnet 169.254.184.X (which is the subnet by default as it IP Reset puts on) but I have the same erratic connection. Forced half-duplex by http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/FD24D98FF428F21686256B64007FB6C1). Reset the MAX database by http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/2C7480E856987FFF862573AE005AB0D9?OpenDocument.

  Nothing works. If anything it gets worse. My guess is that the cRIO has a hardware fault in the IP port. The other port is disabled, and I can't connect long enough to enable it.

  I point out that I worked directly with the cRIO also uses this same computer during one week in February so all my drivers, etc. should be fine.

  Suggestions?

  There that weird looking messages sent on the port series with the DIP switches game console?

• Unable to browse network with new router - HELP!

  My old WRT54G died a few days ago.  I replaced it with a WRT54GL which was the closest match.  Since the installation of the new router I can sail is no longer on my network. I set up the new router with LELA according to the suggested guidelines.  Might that have changed something?  All machines can go on the internet and I can ping all the machines through the command line, but when I try to look at the Working Group in the place of my network window I get an error message that says:

  "Workgroup not accessible. You might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you have access permissions.  The network path was not found. »

  When I run net view command in the command line which also translates into an error.

  When I hang on machines with a cable crossover, everything works fine, so I assume there are a few settings in the new router that prevents the list of course work.  Here is what I tried:

  Disabled the firewall on local computers and the router - makes no difference

  Ensured that all machines are in the same workgroup - they are

  Because the browser service and peer network services are running - they are

  Ensured that all the machines are on the same subnet - they are because they can ping each other

  Now here's something really strange.  When I rename the Working Group on all machines, they can see each other.  Once I have switch back to the name "workgroup" they can't see each other any longer and I get the error message.

  I run a small business and need to share files often enough.  I'd like to be able to get a NAS server, but I can't find any of it will work with ALL my machines.  Most of my machines running Vista at this stage, but a few are still XP Pro. One of my machines is XP Pro and cannot run SP2 which prevents execution on it a lot of new software and devices.  This is why I really need to get my file sharing ability back.

  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  Mike

  I solved the problem and I wanted to post it in case someone else has the same problem.  One of the machines use a Linksys WGA600N Dual Band Gaming adapter, as is the wireless card. Technically this makes a bridge.  I needed to restart.  That solved my problem.

  Mike

• BEFSR81 v1 WAN speed

  Hi all, I just have to move to a 10 Mbps aDSL connection. I measured the bandwidth of download as about 5 Mbps with the router in the circuit. Without the router (i.e. directly connect the modem ZyXEL 660R to host) and the modem mode bridge or router, I am able to get the full 10 Mbps. I updated the firmware on the router to 2.45.10 and changed the host system RWIN to the value calculated from "optimal" and the MTU to be equal, 1500, on the router & host. One of these values does not affect bandwidth significantly - less popular ACK with superior RWIN, as expected, but no real change in speed. Does anyone have any suggestions? TIA, Art

  N (new): the specification of 10 Mbps in the data sheet only shows you what technical specification follows the port on the router. It is a 10 Mbps port. It works with any other 10 Mbps devices and devices that are backward compatible with 10 Mbps. As FastEthernet or Gigabit Ethernet are backwards compatible you can connect to it even but of course only based on the specification of 10 Mbps.

  The technical specification defines how the port and Cap like looks, wiring of pins etc.. The technical specification says nothing about the speed of the unit using this port is.

  If you buy a computer today data sheet will tell 'Gigabit Ethernet Port' or '1000 Mbps Ethernet Port' or maybe ' 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port. It is once again the technical specification of this ethernet port. It is compatible with Gigabit Ethernet devices. It is not that the device is able to provide data of 1000 Mbps or receive it.

  The same is true for your BEFSR81. The data sheet BEF does not say it is able to provide 10 Mbps routing performance. The data sheet only tells you that the WAN port is a port of Mbit/s Ethernet standard 10. That's all. It is the same as for any other computer spreadsheet data, peripheral NAS, or similar.

  With regard to the switches: you no longer need uplink ports. Basically, all devices are auto-negotiation and they automatically detect what device it is connected, and which cable (crossover or straight) you use. If you buy a switch gigabit today he will most definitely have all ports to auto-negotiation on that and you can connect to another device that you like. You can also connect to your BEF by using port uplink or one of its other ports. The port allows to detect what you have...

  I recommend you to get a gigabit or may even switch 2 If you need more ports. Switches with more ports are generally more expensive, then using 2 small switches. Of course, it depends a little on your LAN configuration. You don't want your main stream crossing 2 switches. But, for example, if you have a few devices in the living room and even more in the Home Office, it can be a good idea to use a switch in the living room and the other in the Home Office. All streaming etc. would remain in life and not hit the switch in the Office at home. If, however, much since stream you life Home Office one switch could be better.

  With regard to the switches, once again, a word of warning. If a switch has 8 full-duplex 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports that it does not say you can connect 8 devices full gigabit speed give and receive at the same time (i.e. full duplex) 1000 Mbps. The switch must receive 8000 Mbps and send 8000 Mbps at the same time. Very often, you will find data sheets do not mention the possible real rate of a switch. More expensive switches usually refer to the flow of the "basket" or something similar. If a switch 8 ports would say he is able to manage 16000 Mbps on the backplane, then you would get full flow possible. But if anything like this mentioned that it is quite possible that it handles than less. You may be able to get transmissions complete gigabit on some ports but may never all at the same time, for example if backplane is only able to handle 4000 Mbit/s. The data sheet tells you that the technical specification of the integrated equipment, but not how fast he is...

  Thus, I'd get the standard gigabit for your local network and a router switches more fast which is capable of managing your internet connection. In view of the increase in the speed of the internet in the future I expect to get a new router in 2-3 years. For the moment, the most important thing would be that it should be able to handle the speed of 100 Mbps WAN. This should work for 2-3 years...

  One place to find the actual flow of routers is smallnetbuilder. Unfortunately, they have not all models of router it...

• PowerEdge R710

  Can someone tell me which cable is used to connect

  Port of the Server NIC to pass (crossing of specification & type cable or straight)?

  IDRAC to switch server port (Cable crossover of specification & type or straight)?

  Thanks in advance.

  Cyril.

  Hello.

  Two connections directly use Cat 6 cable with RJ45 connectors. Ideally, crossed cables are used to connect similar devices.

• How to configure a multihomed in Windows 7, wired network and wireless networks at the same time?

  Hello

  I have a fixed computer Windows 7, I need to configure for the use of wire and wireless networks.

  On the phone we transfer vast amounts of data, astronomy cameras than only products of 20 to 30 seconds, space images 3-4 GB each. The cameras are connected to the top of a tower, which in turn is connected via a 45 feet cable CAT-5 to the search engine.

  Internet access requires a wireless network connection.

  These two connections work - separately. I have to disable an and activate the other to pass. This jump back and foth is obviously a bit inconvenient.

  How to configure Windows 7 to manage both types of networks at the same time? On another forum I learned this kind of configuration is called multihoming, and it's something difficult to achieve.

  Having studied more about it, there is another possible solution called Internet connection sharing. that may be easier. I haven't used this option for years (since the routers were introduced) but is still active.

  Disable DHCP on the Dovado or use a cable between the PC and the laptop.

  Turn on the wireless on the PC and make sure that you have an internet connection. Disable wireless on the laptop. Connect the PC's LAN ports and laptop (via router or a cable crossover).

  IN the network of PCs and next to the connections Sharing Center, you must have 2 Ethernet and WiFi options. Double click on WiFi, then on the next screen, click Properties.

  The second tab in the next screen is sharing, check allow other users of the network to connect and then OK.

  Define the IP addresses for PC and laptop as in my previous post, but this time on the laptop set the default gateway to the IP address of the Wired of the PC port, the 1st DNS to the address of the Huawei and value of secondary school who suggested for your ISP.

  This affects your PC to access wireless internet and allows the laptop to access the internet via the PC

  Basic information about ICS are HERE

  Manuals for the Dovado HERE

• Get rid of the physical switch between 2 ESXi - Layer2 virtual servers between boxes

  Hello

  It's maybe a stupid question, but I can't quite understand the answer so I might as well ask.  I have two physical hosts of ESXi in my lab and for various reasons wish to eliminate the physical switch between them, but while retaining full vSphere functionality (HA, vMotion, DRS etc.).  Is there a switch virtual/Repeater product can I buy/use (deployed on the two ESXi hosts in a HA configuration) who can give me this feature?  I would then use Teddy ports on each ESXi host to talk to each other and additional natachasery as switchports to the outside world.  i.e. can I do this with a kind of multi-Vyatta router configuration?  NSX?  Must also support multicast.

  Thanks for your help!

  If you want to get rid of the physical switch, simply do not use it. ETH-cable to directly connect the natachasery of these two hosts of ESXi. If your NICs have the ability to auto-mdi (x), there is no something special. Some older NICs may still require cable crossover, but this is not necessary with new hardware...

• Variables shared by using two computers and crossover cable

  Just trying to put together a simple testbed linking two computers by a crossover cable.  They correctly ping to each other.  I used examples of LabVIEW for TCP connections and they speak properly that way too.  I try to create and deploy variables shared on a computer, but the other computer will not identify not the SV on the first computer and vice versa.

  Can someone give me some details on how to build, deploy, and use effectively SV?  I have read all the documentation NOR, but I don't get the step-by-step approach very well.

  Thank you.

  Are you making them shared variable network published and linking them to each other? This document gives a very good step by step:

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/7815BCE435DCC432862575DA006FEBF8

  -Ryan

• Laser Jet 4100N: direct connection of Laser Jet 4100N using a crossover cable CAT5/6

  Hello

  I want to connect my Laser Jet 4100N directly to my laptop which only has USB and LAN ports.

  The printer has a parallel port and a LAN port.

  I have access to WiFi internet, the modem is located in another room.

  I have a CAT 5/6 connecting cable.

  I get the 192.168.1.8 IPv4 address for my computer by typing IPCONFIG at the command prompt.

  I connected the crossover between my laptop and the printer cable.

  Turn on the printer lit up an indicator on the LAN port on the printer.

  In the menu devices & printers, I added a new option of "using TCP/IP" printer and 192.168.1.8 provided IP address.

  The computer search TCP/IP but end in nothing.

  Please help me to communicate with the printer.

  Thank you.

  You try to use your wireless PC address to print with a wired device.

  Your PC has two network adapters, they are not in fact cards, they are integrated into the motherboard and but I will refer to them as cards for simplicity, or I could call ports.

  When you find the IP address of your PC you are probably finding an IP address wireless, but since you're wired card has never been configured statically and is not connected to a network there is no ip address.

  What I would do would be statically configure the IP address of the port wired on your PC, & I would something like 192. 168 2. 2, with a default gateway of 192. 168 2. 10, & a subnet mask of 255. 255 255. 0 and don't worry because you do not connect you to the largest network on the DNS servers. Then I go to the printer and change the network settings and give it a 192 IP address. 168 2. 10 and its default gateway I would set it to 192. 168 2. 2 and the subnet mask would be the same that you set on the PC.

  Regarding the process of search for the cable network on your PC etting sand information in map, I think you need to do some research of the internet based on your operating system. I mean version of Windows operating system. Windows 7 would be different from Windows 8 in perhaps a few minor details.

  The reason why I change that a number from 1 to a game in your IP address is that it puts the port wired into a network separate from the wireless port, in my view, that will keep your PC of confusion as to which port uses to communicate with the printer.

  And back to another part of the discussion, the default gateway of a network printer on a small network is often on the IP address of the printer because the printer has never try to connect to what outside the network, but in your case, we want to put the IP address of your PC wired port to ensure that When the preacher looking for information, outside of himself, he sends will go to your PC.

  If you find my post helpful please give me a few laurels by clicking the thumb upward under the post. The number of congratulations I helps to establish my credibility on the forums. If my information solves your problem then click on please accept it as a Solution button located under the point of sale, when messages are marked as being solutions which help other people decide that they are large enough to read when they have a similar problem.

• Connect two PCs using Windows 7 with a crossover cable

  Hi, I used the crossover cable to connect two PCs with Windows 7 pro 64-bit and I did everything right I know, but computers do not display the each other. How can I solve this big problem!

  Default gateway cannot be 0.0.0.0. In addition, computers must be able to talk to each other, so the gateway must match the IP address of the other computer. Right now, the installation program is not talking to each other.

  Try this:

  PC 1

  IP: 192.168.2.1

  SUP: 255.255.255.0

  Gateway: 192.168.2.2

  DNS server: 192.168.2.2

  PC 2

  IP: 192.168.2.2

  SUP: 255.255.255.0

  Gateway: 192.168.2.1

  DNS server: 192.168.2.1

• Transfer files from the laptop Win 8.1 for win 7 laptop using the crossover cable

  I am struggling with this all day and I don't have a lot of hair left.

  I am trying to transfer files as described in the issue based on this info: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/connect-two-computers-crossover-cable#1TC=windows-7

  8.1 win machine showing networks:

  HOME-B2BD - 2.4 - (private network) (my internet connection)

  Type of access: Internet

  Homegroup: joined

  Connections: Wi - Fi (HOME-B2BD - 2.4)

  Unidentified network - (Public network)

  Type of access: no internet access

  Connections: Ethernet

  : Connection to the local network

  Win 7 Machine showing networks:

  HOME-B2BD - 2.4 - (private network)

  Type of access: Internet

  Homegroup: joined

  Connection: Wireless network connection (HOUSE-B2BD - 2.4)

  Unidentified network - (Public network)

  Type of access: no internet access

  Connections: Connection to the Local network

  I put the static IP as described (192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.2) and same IP of the DNS server on both machines.

  I somehow got it to work before transferring them to about 10 MB/s (- what its about right?) but have no idea how I did it.

  I now have enough and pleads for help from the experts here.

  I spent a lot of time trying to make it and hope that someone can help me.

  Thanks in advance

  Mike

  Michael,

  1 I've done this work using IP and DNS Server IP entries different from those that you tried.  Set the default gateway and preferred DNS server on the IP address of the network card in the other PC.

  For example: -.

  On the PC with the LAN card 192.168.137.1 IP address, assign to the 192.168.137.2 default gateway and preferred DNS server .

  On the PC with the LAN card 192.168.137.2 IP address, assign to the 192.168.137.1 default gateway and preferred DNS server .

  2. you must also have a common Admin user name on both machines.  I added that common at the time and used the same password for each of them as well , but I can't now find notes explaining why I used the same password.  Should not be signed as a common user, you just need to use the credentials for this user when challenged at the first opportunity to connect to the PC.

  3. If you want to start over again and check everything again, I discovered that the procedure to a procedure step by step for the creation of a network of Ethernet cable of two computers between Windows 7 and Windows XP with ICS works for a LAN between Win7-WinXP, Win7-Win10, WinXP-Win10.  It seems likely that it works between Win7-Win8.

  4 a crossover between the LAN cable is not necessary.  A standard LAN cable will also work.  The standard LAN cable connection is, apparently, a little slower than a cable connection, but I was never able to see a difference.