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• HP Pavilion a6330f desktop PC: is it possible to update my Network Interface Card?

  Is it possible to replace and modernize the Network Interface Card that I have (10/100 Base-T Network Interface)?  If Yes, do you have a recommendation indicating what replacement card should I buy?  The network interface that I have now I cannot take advantage of very high speed that my internet provider (150mmps).  Thanks for your help with this... Mike

  You are welcome.  Thank you for the additional information.

  Here is a card that should work for you:

  http://www.Amazon.com/TP-link-TG-3468-1000Mbps-Gigabit-express/DP/B003CFATNI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8 & qid = 1420761130 & SR = 8-1 & Keywords = PCIe-x 1 + Network + Card

  Read the reviews to see what users say about it.  You should disable the network adapter before you install it.  There is a PCI slot and the PCI Express x 1 slot is faster.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• FW 4.1.112.33292 Network Interface

  I just installed the update to firmware 4.1.112.33292 on ix2-dl-10.

  My system status shows a yellow alert that says "the network interface is unavailable.

  I can access the user interface for configuration through the network interface and also actions on the device. for example, it seems to work fine other that he thinks he has a problem.

  I use a static IP address and have had the same setup since I installed the ix2-dl-10 a few years ago. I have not changed any hardware networking since Christmas.

  I'm not 100% sure what FW I was before--I may have jumped the release 33149.

  I tried searching forums and KB, but the research does not seem to do anything.

  I would like to get rid of the error if possible state.

  Please notify.

  Thank you

  -Marty

  Thanks, Gus.

  Currently a submission of the question, the system me towards an article that answered the question:

  https://Lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/31596

  A reboot solved the problem. I had not done a reboot because I thought that it was just started after the installation of the firmware, so it would be a waste of time. Shows what I know.

  -Marty

• TCP on PC server with the network interface has 2

  If I need to create a TCP on PC server with the network interface has 2 with a different IP address, for example 192... and 172... and the IP address of the client side is 192..., is there something I need to take care.

  Any suggestion, thank you.

  No, by default the server listens on all interfaces.

• Which network interface is linked to a 1000th PowerEdge iDRAC?

  I have a PowerEdge server 1000th with a bunch of blades plugged and there also * six * M6220 ethernet passes over it.

  I have configured each server so that it has a separate IP address of each switch of the following subnets:

  A1 - Public IPs (111.222.333 *, for example)

  A2 - private IP address (* 192.168.10)

  B1 - private IP address (* 192.168.20)

  B2 - private IP address (* 192.168.30)

  C1 - private IP address (* 192.168.40)

  C2 - private IP address (* 192.168.50)

  Each server can ping any other server on any B B six IP addresses (so that they can all 'see' each other on all interfaces of contactors.

  In addition, the CMC interface has a public IP address, and it is connected to the A1 (the public IP switch) switch.

  Now, when I want to use the interface of the iDRAC (for access, for example, the console to one of the servers), it works * fine * (which means that I can't the user a browser on one blade to access the console of the iDRAC of any * other * blade) if I attribute public IP to the iDRAC interfaces. However, if I assign an address from any of the * private * subnets (because my public IP is rare), I'm not able to reach the iDRAC console.

  IDRAC interfaces are only related to A1 or something, or is there a reason why I shouldn't be able to reach them through other switches?

  So it seems that the iDRAC facilities use the physical interface on the CMC, not on any of the modules A1 - C2 network. Although this interface was connected to our network public IP (with our A1 network interface), I was able to avoid public IP with our iDRAC interfaces by issuing IP aliases private A1 interfaces on our blades.

• Merge devices with multiple network interfaces

  Hello

  Is it possible to add several interfaces to a device network, but merged into a single device?

  For example, we have a lot of HP and Dell servers that have usually a network interface and an interface of management (ILO or iDRAC).

  It would be useful to be able to add two interfaces while having them mapped on the same server in NMS. The network interface would show us the availability on the network and the management interface may alert us hardware problems via SNMP.

  Anyone knows if this is possible, or do we need to have more than one entry for each server?

  Thanks in advance

  Ewan

  Hi Ewan,

  If the INVESTIGATION period is not recognized by the operating system, we most likely would not be able to draw the individual IP addresses of the ILO or the iDRAC. You can present this as a feature request in the ideas of the community section.

  Thank you

• Dell 3130cn printer network interface does not

  Hello

  I recently reset the printer to my Dell 3130cn to factory default settings. I also reset the LAN interface. After that I did, the network interface has stopped working.

  The printer is not able to get an IP address. There is no solid or flashing lights on at the back of the printer's ethernet port and the printer says its network/IP status as 'unknown '.

  What should I do? I wonder if the network interface is fried. I've never seen this problem until recently. The rest of the printer features seem to work well.

  Hello Josh,.

  Your options are limited, replacement of the on board fresh SST (Y507D) North of $ 400 million. Based on that I would recommend the replacement of the unit. Otherwise, you can connect the printer via USB and share it on the network through the PC.

  Kind regards
  Joseph E

  #iworkfordell

• BlackBerry smartphones POINT HOT or ATTACHMENT for BB 9310 on BOOST / Network Interface with Android Tablet operating system Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.3 SPRINT

  I know that technically and could use step by step Instructions how to set up a

  HOT SPOT or ATTACHMENT for BB 9310 on BOOST / Network Interface with Android Tablet operating system ICS 4.0.3 SPRINT

  Please explain it to me like I'm a 12 year old (LOL)

  If you could email, mail, or call me at the following (see below) it would be MOST APPRECIATED

  David Lurie

  Affordable tracking systems

  1063 mosser road

  Building C-202

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  P.S. If I can ever help with GPS Tracking, My Business in which I have 12 years of experience, I'll be more than happy to give back

  If push does not support the Hotspot feature there is nothing you can do.

• Unity and double network interface cards

  The unit works well with 2 network cards? Tips or tricks if you use 2 network cards? They are one of the subnets differnet 2. My voicemail ports are registered in CallManager, but on a different subnet from the CallManager is on. And this isn't the MAC for the NETWORK card that my license file is for.

  Two NETWORK adapters is supported only in a configuration Active / Passive with the unit. Both NICs must share the same IP address. 2 cards using NETWORK in an active scenario can cause audio one-way and MWI problems. Please see the links below for confirmation.

  Configuration and troubleshooting of network interface cards double for Cisco Unity

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/SW/voicesw/ps2237/products_tech_note09186a00801d1c56.shtml

  Troubleshooting Cisco Unity

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/SW/voicesw/ps2237/prod_troubleshooting_guide_chapter09186a008015082b.html

  I hope this helps. If so, please indicate the position.

  Brandon

• No network interface exists in the machine

  Hi, im using HP Pavilion dv6 - 1160ev my OS is Windows Vista 32-bit.

  I reformatted my laptop and downloaded all the dirvers but I can not install the NICs (Realtek PCI - E Fast Ethernet NIC)

  There is no network interface in the machine.

  Please, plug in the adapter on the on the expansion slot or

  Connect a cable from the ethernet network device if this computer to "Sleep Mode".

  How can I solve the problem? Thank you

  Hello bulletjuan. I understand that you have lost your network interfaces after performing a clean installation. Is this correct?

  So if you had to go to Device Manager and expand the section "Network cards" do you have something to all listed? If this isn't the case, looks like you had bad drivers, or they somehow don't settle when you reinstalled all your drivers.

  Try to install the ethernet driver once more. Here is a link to download.

  If it works, I suggest running HP Support Assistant to ensure that you have all the drivers updated, once you have an internet connection.

  Let me know the result of this; have a great day!

• Latitude C600 modem/network interface not found in XP Pro

  I have a Latitude C600, PIII 850 MHz, 256 MB of Ram.

  The operating system is Windows XP Pro sp3, 32-bit.

  My problem is that the network/modem card on board do not work and are not present in the Device Manager.

  Some other positions mentioned to install the chipset drivers, XP pro does not require not the drivers of the C600 chipset, and I found that the only offered on the site of the drivers/Dell support are for Win 2000.

  Dell support site suggests that work on board network/modem card, but I've not seen this yet.

  I am currently connected to the internet using a Xircom 10/100 Nic/modem card in the pcmcia slot, but I would like to have a card wireless here instead and use the integrated to an Ethernet network interface.

  I also posted this on the category of computer laptop-general hardware.

  Any input will be appreciated,

  Thank you

  A. Einstein

  
  

• Bind Virtual Network Interfaces to the physical Interfaces

  Good day to all.

  My situation is as such:
  

  I have a virtual machine running Red Hat Enterprise Linux as guest OS and my host machine is a laptop running Windows 8.1. Each operating system has two network interface cards. I want to place the virtual machine on the line between a router that would be on the left (side Intranet) firewall followed by Internet on the right (side of the internet). I hope there is an option that would allow me to effectively "bind" one of each virtual NETWORK adapter to each physical NETWORK adapter, so that when I place the machine host on the network line, it would be like the VM would be online also. So, basically I want to accomplish what is highlighted in RED in my small figure above.

  The full rectangle is the guest OS with its two network cards on each side, and the incomplete rectangle is the host device with its own two network cards on each side. I hope that someone could point me in the right direction, it would be greatly appreciated.

  VMware Player, "Configure the adapter" parameters are indeed not unique for each virtual interface. You use VMware Workstation to meet your requirement. For workstation, you can create two VMnets and link your two adapters to them, then connect your two cards in the comments to the VMnet respectively

• Several Network Interfaces

  Hi guys

  My physical server has 4 network interfaces, I'll have 3 VM.

  Is it possible to have a physical interface for each virtual computer?

  Example:

  1 - host interface

  Interface 2 - VM1

  Interface 3 - VM2

  Interface 4 - VM3

  See you soon

  You can do passthrough for network cards and give them directly to the host.

  Another way is to create a vSwitch and assign a NIC put only VMS on that. Do this for all three virtual computers

• VCo workflow to clone a virtual machine of centos. Network interface problem

  Hello

  I use vco workflows to clone a virtual machine of vcenter. The virtual machine is running centos 6.0. When cloning is complete. I see the network eth0 and eth1 interfaces set correctly the static gateway ip and address information I provided. I deleted the 70 - persistent - net .rules on the basic vm form which I clone. So, I get the correct interface names. But when vm powers on and I run "ifconfig eth0" I don't see the IP address of this interface has all the details.  same for the other interface also.

  But if I do a system restart network without changes to networking and then do an ifconfig I see the IP with the previous information.   I don't know why the service network restart is necessary so that he can recognize the ip address.

  Any ideas what I could do wrong. or to avoid this manual step of the execution of the service network restart command on the creation of the vm.

  Thank you

  Kiran

  Yes I'm restarting after after the application of customization.

  Has been able to solve the problem... In CentOS, the network service does not work by default. This is why it does not have network interfaces at startup. So now the machine instant, I started the network services and stop the Network Manager service

  using chkconfig network on

  chkconfig NetworkManager off

  and then cloned from this virtual machine... and apply the customization settings. during the start now it shows the interfaces properly without needing a service restart

• Network configuration / routing / two network interface cards / NAT - leased / dedicated Dell R210 running VMware ESXi 5.1.0 build-799733

  Network configuration / routing / two network interface cards / NAT - leased / dedicated Dell R210 running VMware ESXi 5.1.0 build-799733

  Hello

  I'm trying to understand how to configure a dedicated server of Dell R210 rented running VMware ESXi 5.1.0 build-799733

  This dedicated server is rented www.online.net and sits somewhere in France. One of its network adapters have an IP public 62.210.177.20x. The other NIC is here, but I do not understand how it is configured. According to the www.online.net portal, the other NETWORK card has or should have an IP 10.90.116.20x. And I am obviously set up is to have some virtual machines running and be able to access the Internet. I have access to the console of the server Dell through iDRAC and since I could see, one of the network adapters in the IP is 62.210.177.20x defined, and the other has been shown out of service. I managed to make it appear the other interface but I cannot find anywhere how to assign the IP address 10.90.116.20x to this 2^nd network adapter. But then again I don't even know if I should or if I need to assing a IP address to this 2^nd network adapter. What is the cable connected even for this 2^nd NIC? I do not know. Should it be - I'm not either. I don't know French and manuals/instructions on www.online.net are in French. I can try an online translator, but I don't think that what I'm looking for is explained. How do I get this set up? I have to do something about the ESXi on the server console? This interface 2^nd should be in place, or it must be down as if it was originally? Yesterday after watching someone videos on YouTube, I added the second virtual switch and moved the virtual hosts of this switch 2 and he entrusted the 2^nd NIC. But that 2^nd NIC had a red X next to it probably indicating that it was disconnected the 2^nd form virtual switch. Today and now I have managed to access the ESXi console server through iDRAC, I bring the 2^nd NIC, and now both network adapters are assigned to the virtual switch 1^st . But I think that a NIC should be attributed to a single switch and the other card NETWORK on the 2^nd switch. I'm just a desktop guy with enough knowledge to be dangerous J if you / someone put in steps how and where to set them up it... PLEASE

  Thanks in advance

  cweks

  ~ # vmware - v

  VMware ESXi 5.1.0 build-799733

  ~ # esxcfg - road

  VMkernel default gateway is 62.210.177.1

  ~ # esxcfg-vmknic-list

  Interface Port Group/DVPort IP IP family address Netmask Broadcast MAC address MTU TSO MSS active Type

  vmk0 management network IPv4 62.210.177.20x 255.255.255.0 62.210.177.255 d4:ae:52:cb:bb:84 1500 65535 true STATIC

  vmk0 networking fe80::d6ae:52ff:xxxx:bb84 64 d4:ae:52:cb:bb:84 1500 65535 true IPv6 STATIC, PREFERRED

  Portal www.online.NET--information

  NORMAL 1 ready 62.210.177.20x xxx.domain.eu.       D4:AE:52:AB:BB:84

  2 PRIVATE loan 10.90.116.20x d4:ae:52:ab:bb:85

  http://wiki.hetzner.de/index.php/VMware_ESXi/en#Network_configuration

  Network configuration

  • VMware vSphere Hypervisor is an "operating system" for pure virtualization and support NAT or routing. Therefore, only a real bridge configuration can be used.
  • To use a subnet additional IP must be configured as a router VM.

  If I understand the above, I need to show some VM and set up as a router? If the virtual machine that will act as a router must have two network interfaces, where it is connected to a switch and the other to the other switch network card. Am I do? The YouTube video that suggested, but I thought that maybe / somehow ESXi can route packets between the two network cards, but from what I read, ESXi can route packets. Do I need to order an additional / extra / 2nd IPv4 address so that it can be assigned to the interface of the router?

• Are virtual network Interfaces, vSwitches?

  Hi all

  I read the following document http://www.VMware.com/files/PDF/dmz_virtualization_vmware_infra_wp.PDF

  And on page 7, where it says 'Set Layer 2 Security Options on virtual switches.
  Protection against attacks such as data snooping, sniffing and MAC spoofing by disabling the promiscuous mode, change MAC address and forged the capacity of transmissions on the virtual network interfaces. »

  How to interpret virtual network interfaces? Those are the vSwitches or group of ports VM?

  Thanks for your help,

  Those that are not the default values.  Change of MAC address: Rject and forged passes: rejection would be the default values.

  But before you change them - they don't automatically indicate a security problem - you need to know why they changed first.