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Fred Marshall ha scritto:
> "Homer J." <hj@libero.it> wrote in message
> news:qS4od.43935$Ni.1550110@twister1.libero.it...
>
>>Hello to all, I have bought one Ethernet card of the Hamlet. I have
>>mounted it, I have connected the router to the card, but when I ignite
>>the router the spy of the ethernet flashes. And if I try to connect
>>itself with a program peer to peer, begins to flash fastly. I have
>>called my telephone company and they have said to me that probably I
>>must shape the card ethernet. How it is made?
>>--
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> I could guess ..... perhaps if you also pose your question also in Italian
> it would make it easier to respond. Here's my understanding:
>
> You have 2 computers and a router that connects to a DSL connection.
>
> You recently installed an ethernet card / network interface card (NIC) into
> one of the computers.
> You want to communicate between the computers via ethernet.
> You also want each computer to connect to the internet via the router.
>
> When you connect the new computer to the router, the light on the new
> ethernet card flashes.
> When you connect the two computers together the light on the new ethernet
> card flashes rapidly.
>
> It appears that you likely have hardware problems - with the blinking
> lights.
>
> 1) If you are connecting the computers via the router, make sure that the
> cables are straight-through cables and neither of them is a crossover cable.
> (Unless the router provides automatic MDI/MDI-X autosensing).
>
> 2) If you are testing the peer-to-peer connection without the router, make
> sure that the cable is a crossover cable.
>
> How to tell a straight vs. a crossover cable?
> Hold the two connectors so that they are pointing in the same direction.
> Have the flat / transparent side of the connector up - so you can see into
> the connector easily.
> A straight cable will have the wires arranged the same on both connectors.
> A crossover cable will have the wires arranged differently - from one
> connector to the other.
> See:
>
http://duxcw.com/digest/Howto/network/cable/cable5.htm
>
> Once the cables are correct, you will want to make sure the TCP/IP settings
> on the computers are OK. With the router, the simplest way (assuming
> Windows) is this:
>
> 1) Set the TCP/IP to get an IP address automatically on both computers.
> 2) Enable DHCP on the router.
>
> Fred
>
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No, you don't understand.
Now i write the message in italian:
Ho comprato una scheda Ethernet della Hamlet.
L'ho montata, ho collegato il router alla scheda, ma quando accendo il
router la spia dell'ethernet lampeggia.
Poi se provo a connettermi con un programma peer to peer, comincia a
lampeggiare velocemente.
Ho chiamato la mia compagnia telefonica e mi hanno detto che
probabilmente devo configurare la scheda ethernet.
Mmm... configurare? E come si fa?
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