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snip--> > You joined ok then :) Looks that way > >> After all that I still can not ping the PC from the Amiga or the other >> way round > > Ok, I don't have network at home but I can take you through some basic > TCP/IP fault finding steps. > > First off, on both machines try to ping 127.0.0.1 > > If this works ok, your TCP/IP stack is installed correctly and working > ok. > > Assuming that's ok on both machines: > > On each machine try to ping it's *own* IP address. > > So, in your example, on the Amiga ping 192.168.1.2 (you don't > actually need the network cable plugged in to do this). Both machines can ping there own address > > What is the IP address of the PC? 192.168.1.1 Subnet mask of the PC? 225.225.225.0 > If both of those work, your cards are installed and configure ok. > > (remember at this stage they're not trying to talk to each other). > > > Assuming config is ok on both (which the above should prove). You are > using a cross over cable I take it? Yep it is a cross overe cable > > Could do with some more info on the PC config too. What like ( I am very weak on PC side of things ) I am running XP pro , and I think that I have set up the network through the local network wizzard . -- Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.twiss.org Always remember that you are unique. Just like everyone else. ____________________________________________________________ Genesis Mailing List - Info & Archive: http://www.vapor.com/ For Listserver Help: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "HELP" To Unsubscribe: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "UNSUBSCRIBE"
