I've been having problems connecting Ace Pace's PC to mine, we're connecting over the network port, both FW's down, yet the computer says the connection is unplugged, the problem seems to be in AP's computer, but everything checks out.
Any idea's?
Network problems
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Network problems
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Normal network cables can not be plugged from one computer directly into another.
Get a crossover cable or a hub/switch & another normal network cable.
Get a crossover cable or a hub/switch & another normal network cable.
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Okey, stupid meggs wrote:Normal network cables can not be plugged from one computer directly into another.
Get a crossover cable or a hub/switch & another normal network cable.
*smacks head*
thanks for the help, might try hot rigging it or negotiating for a cross-over cable from the bro's.
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