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• EG1032 replaced my old network card, now I can't see my workgroup

  Hi, someone helped me with a question WRT610n and it worked.  But now, I replaced my stock with an EG1032 network card and have the same type of error.  It has not changed the name of WORKING group and the other card has been disabled.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you.

  Nevermind, I figured it.  Had to rename the workgroup devices (I used the WORK) to something else and then rename it to get it to cool down and be recognized by the card to hide.

  D-U-M-B.

• EG1032 ver 3.0 not updated

  I upgraded a computer from Windows 2000 to Windows XP Pro. The EG1032 NIC stops working. When I try to update the driver, I get a message that "the name is already used as a service name or a service display name. If I uninstall the device and let Windows discover him the installation will fail with the same message. What didn't I do?

  To resolve this issue, you must follow this

• How to use a single Ethernet interface as a 802. 1 q trunk with several logical addresses in Windows XP?

  Here's my question (s).  I have a rack of equipment that is used in a lab environment (8 routers workgroup and workgroup switches 8).  I have that devices connected to a series of core (1 core router and 3 switches to base) devices.  On one of my basic switches, 24 port is configured as a trunk port, allowing 8 all working group devices to connect and use the TFTP services on a computer.  This is my issue starts.

  My computer is a Dell Optiplex running Windows XP Professional SP3.  It has two physical Ethernet NIC cards, being a Broadcom NetExtreme 57XX and the other is a Linksys EG1032.  On the computer I was using before, Linksys NIC was subdivided into logic miniports and authorized for 802. 1 q trunking base switch.  It's how each workgroup devices then used services TFTP on the PC.  I need help in this reconfiguration on the current computer.

  Can someone help me or point me in the direction of 'how to' articles?  Thanks in advance.

  Jim

  Hi Jim,.

  Your Windows XP question is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the forum TechNet for assistance:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/itproxpsp/threads

  Hope the helps of information.

• Ethernet on WRT610N

  I have three computers networked through my WRT610N of Linksys router. I installed Linksys EG1032 v3 cards on two of them (WinXP) and file sharing is lightning fast between them. But I noticed that I couldn't share files with the third (Win2K) old computer that uses an older Linksys LNE100TX v4 adapter.  I then noticed that NetBIOS have not installed automatically with the new maps so I installed and then I could share files with the old card. But I noticed a severe drop in speed between the two computers that had the EC1032 v3 cards after that.  In fact, now there are more speed between the EG1032 and 100TX ESA between the two EG1032s!  Is this a coincidence? Is there a solution? What would cause this?

  Another question, is the WAN port on the WRT610N gigabit port?

  Thank you

  DAB

  Well, I found out why my speed has slowed so file transfer from one computer to another on my network through my WRT610N.  It was all protocols that I had loaded.

  Right now I'm only using:

  Client for Microsoft networks.

  File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft networks

  QoS Packet Scheduler

  Internet (TCP/IP) Protocol

  I * DID * have thus:

  NWLink NetBIOS

  NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS Compatible transport Protocol

  VLAN in Linksys driver intermediate

  Protocol LANPkt of Linksys driver

  I don't know who did, but I get the gigabit speed between my puters again. YAY!

  God bless you!

  DAB