Recent content by birne

Yes, sorry got a bit impatient :P Just FYI I only use my terminal to connect to the CLI of either Cisco or HP switches, no servers or other kind of devices. Now, the logic you provided would also be my guess as to how it could be done, but i was thinking it would be possible to so while only...

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Hello, I use the TeraTerm at work, and i tend to have a lot of simultanious sessions/windows. sometimes i lose sight over wich window is what and was wondering if it is possible to have the terminal show a different color depending if it is a SSH, Telnet or COM-port connection I know this is...

all switches and my core are L3 catalyst 3750 with ip-routing on core and dist, not access hsrp doesnt provide any path for the traffic but only provides a gw for clients on the different vlans.

no, and i dont think it is possible in my case since the primary and secondary have different subnets on lan side. on wan side i also have no carp. the strange part for me is how the switch can connect to internet but pc cant.

Hello. i do have a strange problem. I have a primary and a secondary pfsense in my network. the primary is working as it should and all clients can also connect to the internet, but if i cut shut the port for the primary firewall the router injects the route to the secondary firewall into eigrp...

I'd go for a pcie card. just because it wont get lost. I dont know wich is cheaper though.

probably som kind of dirt under the caps. i would carefully remove them, clean them and se it that helps.

This is a Lightweight AccessPoint, meaning it must have a Controller that it can connect to. I am not sure you will be able to get it to work without doing some 'hacks' i found this Link where they convert a Lightweight AP to standalone.

Is this your personal home connection? Are multiple people using the connection? is it all the time, or just in a specific timeperiode? Is it only this specific game, or are you experiencing it is other games? If you have not changed anything on your part i would contact the ISP and explain your...

It means that your ip address settings is incorrect. if this is your home network then it most likely has to be set to DHCP. if you rightclick on the ethernet adapter in the settings and go to properties -> doubleclick on TCP/IPv4 -> set it to automatic on both.

Does it also happen when streaming a movie or youtube at high settings? if not it could be a bad uplink as jsmithepa says. What is the speed adverticed by your ISP/what do you pay for UP and DOWN?

try a different USB port maybe

What about now :)

As far as i can see the router only has 10/100Base ports meaning 100mbps is the theoretical maximum which you never get.