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| DATE | Jul 18, 1998 |
| TICKET | #275232 |
| STATUS | Closed |
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TICKET ARCHIVE -> Ethernet
No Wonder User - Jul 18, 1998 - 5:28 am
Knowledge Level: Intermediate
Problem: No Problem
Computer Type: Apple
Model: 5400/120
RAM: 16meg
RAM Enhancer: Virtual Memory
OS Version: Not related
Description:
I have a 5400/120 with an ethernet card in the comm slot and it doesn't light up when connected to the network and turned on. Could this signify a problem with the card?
Send Attachments? Yes
Problem: No Problem
Computer Type: Apple
Model: 5400/120
RAM: 16meg
RAM Enhancer: Virtual Memory
OS Version: Not related
Description:
I have a 5400/120 with an ethernet card in the comm slot and it doesn't light up when connected to the network and turned on. Could this signify a problem with the card?
Send Attachments? Yes
No Wonder Tech - Jul 18, 1998 - 8:30 am
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The light on the back is the link light. It tells you if it can see a physical network. When not lite, it could be a bad cable. It could also be the configuration on the network. What type of network is it? Can either the AppleTalk or TCP/IP control panels see the card?
Peter
peterh@nowonder.com
The light on the back is the link light. It tells you if it can see a physical network. When not lite, it could be a bad cable. It could also be the configuration on the network. What type of network is it? Can either the AppleTalk or TCP/IP control panels see the card?
Peter
peterh@nowonder.com
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