On 20-Jun-00 Rhett wrote:
> You should also see some activity on the LEDs when "pinging" from
> the Amiga. Check both ends. (i.e. the led at the hub only shows a
> single direction (from the computer to the hub) for each cable.
> Check the LED on each network card.
The only LED that�s flashing when pinging from the Amiga-side is the
Hub-LED of the Amiga-port. The LEDs of the two network-cards (PC-Amiga)
are on constantly.
> For clarity: The "Gateway" is the address that a computer will send
> a packet to when it doesn't have any idea where it should go.
> Therefore, the computer without the modem should have its gateway
> set to the computer with the modem, while the computer with the
> modem should have it's gateway set to the host computer at your ISP.
> (Usually done dynamically on connect.)
Thanks, this is what I understand so far.
> Try this: On your PC, go to Start->Run and type in "WINIPCFG". This
> will show you all the important TCP/IP settings. If you have more
> than one interface (Modem, Network) select the one you're interested
> in from the drop-down list.
The networkcard is show with this method on address: 00-E0-7D-7D-2C-38
All entries are shown correct as I gave them in.
> Does dial-up networking working work from your PC? Can you dial your
> ISP and surf the net from your PC?
I haven�t tried that yet.
> Can you do that from your Amiga?
of course....
> If your PC doesn't work, delete and re-install the network card
> driver and TCP/IP protocol.
hm, the netwokcard is show correct in the device-manager, no
conflicts.
> (Personally, I'm betting your problem is on the PC side.)
>
> You are changing the settings via the network control panel, not via
> the text files in the Windows directory, aren't you?
via the network-control-panel.
Regards
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