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Old January 25th, 2004, 01:40 PM
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Hello,

I'm trying to network two computers together. They're running Redhat linux 8 and 9 and have intel 1000 pro nic's. I've got them connected directly together but I can't seem to get them to communicate with each other.

Could anyone provide some tips or assistance, tried googling but no luck.

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if you are connecting them together, you need to use a cross wired cable, otherwise you need an ethernet hub between them.

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I know, but how do I configure them to talk to each other?
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