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Name: Paul
Date: March 23, 2001 at 08:57:51 Pacific
Subject: Connectivity

Comment:

This is an NT/Networking problem. I added Cisco switches to my network and now some of the computers that used to be connected to my old hubs don't see the network when connected to the switches. If I plug them back into the hub, they work fine. Is this a setting in NT or what? Help!

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Response Number 1

Name: dan
Date: March 23, 2001 at 10:55:58 Pacific
Subject: Connectivity

Reply: (edit)

sounds like a cable problem - crossover, uplink port, something like that?

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Response Number 2

Name: Robert Schut
Date: March 25, 2001 at 07:38:17 Pacific
Subject: Connectivity

Reply: (edit)

Try switching the cable for a crosscable or if you have a crosscable change it for a normal cable.
Can't see from here what kind of Hubs you use but if your uplink is switchable (cross or direct) try that one.

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