I know anything is possible, but I was wondering, do the ethernet ports go
bad? If so, there must be some way to diagnose them.
Can this be done without a meter? Is there some software program to run
that will validate the integrity of the ethernet port?
John Bruner wrote:
> I found something interesting. When AppleShare is selected in one
> machines chooser, the activity lights on the switch start going on and
> off for the two machines. When I select AppleShare from the other
> machine, no activity.
>
> This should be indicative of something. Direction would be appreciated.
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John B.
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