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Solutions
Make sure that the cables are connected correctly. Make
sure you are getting Link or Activity lights on both the
EtherFast Card and your hub. Try changing to a new
cable that you know is working.
Make sure that the cables are connected correctly. Make
sure you are getting Link or Activity lights on both the
EtherFast Card and your hub. Try changing to a new
cable that you know is working.
Your workgroup name may be different from other com-
puters on your network. Make sure each PC on the net-
work is using the same workgroup name.
puters on your network. Make sure each PC on the net-
work is using the same workgroup name.
Problem 7: In Network Neighborhood, you can see all
other computers on the network but not yourself, and all
other computers can see each other and not your com-
puter.
other computers on the network but not yourself, and all
other computers can see each other and not your com-
puter.
Solutions
You may have not have enabled File and Printer
Sharing. To do so, go to Windows 95 or 98 installation.
You may have not have enabled File and Printer
Sharing. To do so, go to Windows 95 or 98 installation.
The network card might not be setup properly. Try rein-
stalling the card. Skip to page 60.
stalling the card. Skip to page 60.
Problem 8: Network Neighborhood is Empty.
Solutions
Verify that your Microsoft Client is installed. See the
Windows 95 or 98 setup instructions in this guide for
directions.
Verify that your Microsoft Client is installed. See the
Windows 95 or 98 setup instructions in this guide for
directions.
Problem 9: You receive DHCP Errors in Windows.
Solutions
Remove the TCP/IP component from Windows’ net-
working. To do this, click on Start, Settings, Control
Panel, then double-click on Network. Click once on the
component entry with the word TCP/IP in it, then click
on the Remove button. Click OK when finished. If the
problem persists, try running the diagnostics on the fol-
lowing page.
Remove the TCP/IP component from Windows’ net-
working. To do this, click on Start, Settings, Control
Panel, then double-click on Network. Click once on the
component entry with the word TCP/IP in it, then click
on the Remove button. Click OK when finished. If the
problem persists, try running the diagnostics on the fol-
lowing page.
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