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Accessing Device connected to Cisco 2811
OK. Thank you. I should be able to get that done this week. The port I was referring to is the Eth 0/1 port that connects it to the router at our site. -
Accessing Device connected to Cisco 2811
Since this router is in such a remote area, I haven't been able to confirm the gateway address. But, I believe its set for the VLAN1 address of 192.168.2.1, since this is the only ip address on the same lan. Does it need to be set to the address of the port instead? If so, if the port address is... -
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Accessing Device connected to Cisco 2811
I've connected a DVR to an ethernet port on a Cisco Router at a remote site to monitor cameras connected to the DVR. I've set the DVR IP Address to one on VLAN 1 of the router. I can ping the VLAN 1 address (192.168.2.1) from my p.c., but I cannot ping the DVR (192.168.2.10). I can ping the DVR... -
Resources unavailable on 2000 Advanced Server
I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server running as a PDC. The problem is that when I login locally to the server, my workstations (98,2000,and ME)lose the capability of accessing any resources on the server. Those workstations that were already logged in can still access all resources as normal...- amaznjohn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows
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Unable To Access Resources on Server
I have a Windows 2000 Advanced Server running as a PDC. The problem is that when I login locally to the server, my workstations (98,2000,and ME)lose the capability of accessing any resources on the server. Those workstations that were already logged in can still access all resources as normal...- amaznjohn
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- Forum: Microsoft: Windows servers
