Andrew Mitchell wrote:
>
> darkknight wrote:
> >
> > On Fri, 02 Jul 1999, you wrote:
> > > I'm using thinnet cable, (coax, i think) which worked fine for two
> > > windows machines that my parents use at work, but i'm not using their
> > > cards. I'm using two SMC-ultrachip cards, which linux sees fine. Using
> > > tcp dump on one machine, I can see network traffic when ping is run on
> > > the other machine
> > >
> >
> > This is probably a stupid question to ask, but are you using terminator
> > resisters on the cards with the tee connectors? I believe most if not all
> > thinnet cards need them.
> >
> > John Love
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> Yes, I'm using terminators, and I've just replaced one of the cards with
> a new one, and it still doesn't go. The strange thing was, samba listed
> the other machine in it's browse list (it was in windows) but couldn't
> ping it
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Sorry to bother you, but I've put brand new cards on both pcs and it all
works fine ;-)
We even managed to get netscape going on both computers without IP-Masq,
by doing remote logins and exporting X displays
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