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 Question about switches
Can you program switches to pass only certain types of packets.
I just added a 2828 EN on my network and I can ping the server and workstation, but I can not log on to the server.
I am even able to ping by using the server name
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If you can ping the server then it's not a switch problem. The problem is with the server or the authentication method your using.
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What you need to do is check your Physical connections and verify your protocol stack configuration. If you are connected by a switch, make sure that your nodes are all in the same IP network ID.
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if he can ping the server and workstation they are either on the same subnet or there is a router with their subnet route. You might want to use the ip forward udp command, if your using a NT Server
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