I have zero experience with networking, and I'm trying to connect the PM4400 to an eMac. The eMac came with what I believe is an Ethernet cable. It looks like a phone cable with slightly wider terminals. It fits nicely into the back of the PM4400, but plugging it into the eMac requires more force than I think it should. I'm plugging into the port on the eMac with the <...> label. Swapping the cable end for end doesn't help.
sounds like you need a cross-over cable. Try lem-swap To subscribe, email: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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