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12th April 2003, 16:17
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| Member  Join Date: May 2002
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 |  Network fun 1 switch 1 hub Connected with each other trough the uplink ports with a crossed cable. http://www.aptcommunications.com/ncode.htm All IP adresses are: 192.168.1.X (X between 1 and 200) subnet 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.1.1 dns's of skynet filled in It doesn't work, why else would i bother you ? Thanks for your advice ! |
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12th April 2003, 16:21
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| Madshrimp  Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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 | uhm the uplink ports are there so that you don't have to use a crossed cable  connect normal cable from uplink -> normal 
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12th April 2003, 16:33
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| how long is the cable between the hub and the switch? |
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12th April 2003, 16:37
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| Changed wiring on two cables (i have the choice of two cables going from hub to switch) to avoid the risk of bad "crimps" ... no go. Cables go from one uplink to the other uplink. Connecting cable = ± 60 - 70 m
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12th April 2003, 18:34
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| I call it a day. Got everything working except for that one cable between hub and switch. Possible answers: - faulty hub uplink (which i doubt because the other 2 pc's + networkprinter that are "inserted" work flawlessly) - damaged cable (electrician comes by on monday to check) - other obvious reason on which i will know the answer after about two weeks of suffering and swearing
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12th April 2003, 19:17
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| Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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switch uplink to hub normal port. as stated in post #2
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12th April 2003, 19:18
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| %9*#&*?*# router There is an -UNDOCUMENTED- switch on the back of the router which lets you toggle for uplink. Had to find that out via google-skillz. You cannot find ONE reference to that switch in the 53-page pdf. Godamnit ! Thx for the help anyway !
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12th April 2003, 19:42
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| Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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| why all the trouble with the crossed cable anyways ?
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13th April 2003, 09:07
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| First thought i had to use crossed inbetween hub and switch. I didn't know the uplink shouldn't be crossed. I also lost time because i bought fancy shielded RJ45 connectors ... but they all (30 !) gave bad connection ... replaced them with el cheapo connectors.
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