Re: Network Switch?
- From: Barry Watzman <WatzmanNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 21:09:58 -0400
The ports may auto detect, so that no explicit uplink port is required (e.g. every port can be an uplink port). If that's not the case, and if there is no uplink port, and no switch to change one of the ports from normal to uplink, you may have to use a "crossover cable".
Ron Hardin wrote:
Tom Scales wrote:.It doesn't setup any IP address ranges. It's not a DHCP server. Those
are setup by your router. Connect the FS116 uplink port to one of the
four ports in your router. The router will assign addresses to
everything, even the computers plugged into the switch.
I have the big brother, the GS124 24-port gigabit switch.
I don't see any uplink port. Just 16 ports numbered 1-16.
(My internet connection is dialup on the laptop, not something
from a router, so none fortunately is needed.)
I had a router serving as a switch, but ran out of ports. That one
used 192.168.1.100- I think, which is what the laptop firewall is
set for at the moment. I just left the uplink port empty on that.
- References:
- Network Switch?
- From: Ron Hardin
- RE: Network Switch?
- From: Tom Scales
- Re: Network Switch?
- From: Ron Hardin
- Network Switch?
- Prev by Date: Re: DVD write?
- Next by Date: Re: Network Switch?
- Previous by thread: Re: Network Switch?
- Next by thread: Re: Network Switch?
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
