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Re: Help: Can't connect to HP918 via LAN
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Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
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Jeff Kell <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Mon, 24 Mar 2003 11:27:42 -0500
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Ben Ramirez wrote:
 > try :NETCONTROL UPDATE;NET=<yourlanname here, like LAN1>
 >
 > This will cause the 918 to rebroadcast its address.  I have a router
 > and/or switch which loses the connection occasionally and this always
 > seems to cure it.

If it worked once, then quit, as you said, it could likely be a gateway
failure.  If the gateway goes down, and gets marked that way, it will
stay until you tell it otherwise.  Use...

> (MANAGER.SYS): nettool "nameaddr;routing;gatelist;quit"
> NETTOOL Version:      B06000B0
>>>>nameaddr
>>>>routing
>>>>gatelist
>     Network address filter: @
>     Gateway address filter: @
>
> Gateway IP        Hops     Flags    Active    Default Gateway
> ______________________________________________________________
> 192.168.120.1       0       0          y           y
> ______________________________________________________________
>
> Total number of gateways = 1
>>>>quit
> (MANAGER.SYS):

If the gateway is down, go back in nettool through the same commands but
use the 'gateup' command to reinstate the gateway.

Jeff

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