Netmasks determine what bits of the 32-bit address is
network id vs. machine id.
Whatever you choose for the 1st 3 octets with a
netmask of 255.255.255.0 IS
important only in that all machines must use the same
1st 3 octets. 192.168.0.1
- 192.168.0.254.
If you switch to a 255.255.0.0 netmask,
At 09:41 PM 29/10/2007, FORC5 wrote:
Sent back a MB with a blown cap on rma. mb was not giving me any
grief. They sent back a different one with the same cap puffed.
May have to find another default MB vendor. :'(
What motherboard model and how old was it?
(I've had the same problem with
K8N-E deluxe. I would of though new enough for this problem to be gone. Hard to
believe there are still sub par caps ( if that even was the problem and not the
excuse ) still in inventory. Had same bug with a7n8x's also. This particular
cap is not near the cpu and is just puffed, not leaking or
Thank you j maccraw,
That became the proof at about 0130 this morning. LOL!
I now have a cheat sheet that says exactly what you
shared. I'll update it with the correct word octet. All is
back up and running much quicker with proper addy's
and netmasks.
Would I be correct that when using the
Hello FORC5,
Monday, October 29, 2007, 6:39:34 PM, you wrote:
Have to set up a wireless printer, at the moment have no idea how the network
is setup, whether a
router or direct.
I assume this is no big deal if there is a router.
Fp
Wireless printer + wireless router = Easy.
--
Hello FORC5,
Monday, October 29, 2007, 6:41:36 PM, you wrote:
Sent back a MB with a blown cap on rma. mb was not giving me any
grief. They sent back a different one
with the same cap puffed.
May have to find another default MB vendor. :'(
Be on the phone in the AM to do this again.
fp
FWIW: Me too... (But bought used for a repair...)
GIGABYTE GA-7ZXE SOCKET A 462 MOTHERBOARD ATHLON
http://preview.tinyurl.com/2g4ey9
Fixed it myself.
Rick Glazier
At 09:41 PM 29/10/2007, FORC5 wrote:
Sent back a MB with a blown cap on rma. mb was not giving
I have done a few myself, but this one is under warranty. I actually have a
socket A on the bench for repair ( 3 bad caps ) but wonder if it is worth it,
NOT.
mine is a 820uF 6.3v. I wonder if a 1000uF 6.3v would be better or maybe one
same uF and higher V.
in the mail today. I remember my
thanks
At 07:08 AM 10/30/2007, Joe User Poked the stick with:
Hello FORC5,
Monday, October 29, 2007, 6:39:34 PM, you wrote:
Have to set up a wireless printer, at the moment have no idea how the
network is setup, whether a
router or direct.
I assume this is no big deal if there is a
bought this brand new, was not puffed.
Just got another RMA.
Meanwhile here I sit broken hearted :-}
I should put Asus in my speed dial
fp
At 07:09 AM 10/30/2007, Joe User Poked the stick with:
Hello FORC5,
Monday, October 29, 2007, 6:41:36 PM, you wrote:
Sent back a MB with a blown cap on
One issue I had, and it might have been some thing I messed up. I installed my
WiFi printer (HP All in One) with a wireless Netgear router, using my laptop as
the install vehicle. The problem was if the laptop was not on the other
computers on the network could not communicate with the printer.
Simple answer is that a Private Class C network with a 255.255.255.0 subnet
mask is fine for you. This would create a local network allowing up to 254
hosts (machines, computers, whatever). If my math is right, 254 is way bigger
than than 7 :)
When using this subnet you must make sure the
All these Caps being damaged messages reminds to let you guys know that you
can drastically reduce the problem by actually buying high end Power
Supplies. If you spent $50.00 or less on a power supply, well may I say you
get what you paid for.
The power supply is the most important part of the
thanks, that helps
have not had time to research this.
seems like it should connect wify to the router but with this I am a NUB
Did the HP come with a cat5 cable or did you need one ?
fp
At 10:49 AM 10/30/2007, Harvey Best Poked the stick with:
One issue I had, and it might have been some thing I
I don't think the printer came with one. But I had the cables so it was not a
problem. I wonder now in hindsight, if I used one of the desktop units as the
install vehicle I might not have had that problem.
Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 13:58:34 -0700
To: hardware@hardwaregroup.com
From: [EMAIL
Duncan,
That makes sense. I kinda had the same line of thought, though I could not put
it that plainly. After a while, even with the laptop on sometimes the printer
would not come back online. When that happens, only a complete re-install
brings the printer back online. HP realizes some of the
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