[sorry Ron, forwarding to list]
Huh? Switches don't have IP addresses. (Well, ok, managed switches
do, but that's only for managing them...)
OK, that's what I thought.
My LAN is configured like you want yours to be: PCs plug into
switch, and the switch plugs into the router.
What might be
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On 09/23/06 21:05, Leonid Grinberg wrote:
> Thank you for your support, everyone! After some experimentation, I
> realized that the problem was that the computer was not realizing that
> it was on a switch. Connecting it directly to the router fixed th
Thank you for your support, everyone! After some experimentation, I
realized that the problem was that the computer was not realizing that
it was on a switch. Connecting it directly to the router fixed the
problem. However, I would still like it better on the switch. The
problem I think is that it
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On 09/23/06 17:37, Leonid Grinberg wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to install Debian Etch on a Pentium III machine. It
> is connected to a switch which is connected to a router. Both
> switch and router are confirmed to be working perfectly. Debian,
What is in the /etc/resolv.conf file?
Does it point to the router or the switch?
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Hi all,
I am trying to install Debian Etch on a Pentium III machine. It is
connected to a switch which is connected to a router. Both switch and
router are confirmed to be working perfectly. Debian, however, is
acting strangely with the network.
The machine sees the network hardware. That is, ls
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