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I've got an Asus NX1101 gigabit network card.
It has a white connector with three pins. What is it for?
Started by liori on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
If however it is what I think you are talking you provided, that is a power adapter... .
About on a network card - This usually goes to a special connector for the power unit to enable MagicThe link you have given goes to a graphics card.
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How can I find the network card mac address in Windows (7)?
Started by reshefm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
The MAC address is listes as 'Physical Address'
Type
exit
and hit return to end the session
If you prefer a GUI method,
Open Network Connections.
About all of your network adapters will be returned.
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I have 2 network cards each connecting to a different network. For some web sites I need to force IE to use a particular one. How could this be done?
P.s. This is NOT VPN related. Both network connections are regular connections.
Started by yyyykk on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Going over that particular network card then you can create a static route using the route command or SMB from one network card while accessing it via HTTP with the other network card then 1) You're boned and....
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I am looking to purchase a new server to be used for virtualization and am wondering how many physical network cards to get for the machine. Is there a basic rule of thumb saying something like, "1 network card can support the traffic of 4 virtual servers...
Started by quickcel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Hi it depends on the network traffic that those VMs will do and a little bit also on the network card (if for example the card and NIC driver supports TCP Checksum Offloading, interrupt coalescing 100Mbit/sec was a Fast Ethernet....
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The system I'm currently working on consists of a controller PC running XP with .Net 2 connected to a set of embedded systems. All these components communicate with each other over an ethernet network. I'm currently using TcpClient.Connect on the XP computer...
Started by Skizz on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Do you have any data to suggest otherwise Socket.Bind to target your local... .
I don't believe that all messages then sent over the TcpClient connection will be sent out via both network cards.
Which network card to use).
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Hi,
So in order to send an SMS myself, I need a GSM modem. How does the modem actually send the messages out though, doesn't it still need to connect to some network provider to deliver the messages? So I need a SIM card as well then. Can anyone explain...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
So yes....
It takes a SIM card like your mobile phone would and connects to the mobile network just likeA SIM card contains the authentication details (account number, crypto etc) to allow a device onto a network.
Of that pair.
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I would like to know what duplex (half or full) my network card has negotiated with a switch when they are both set to auto configuration in Windows.
Started by Scott Markwell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Should be REALLY serverfault ....
You will need some kind of measurement device to diagnose that ( electrically ) .
There is no software-way to report the duplex mode negiciated (specially with a switch) because all the things happen on the physical layer .
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I have an application in C# that utilizes Winhttp to make web requests. Is there a way to specify which network card WinHTTP must utilize for its connections?
Started by webly on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It....
There is no publically available option for WinHTTP or WinInet to do Interface Affinity .
You're going to want to look at modifying the routing table instead .
WinHTTP is at the wrong spot on the OSI model to deal with hardware level stuff like that .
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Does anyone know if there exists any software to create a virtual sound card on one computer and send sound data across the network to another computer, where it also appears as a virtual sound card?
What I'm looking for is something like this, in software...
Started by Matthew Iselin on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
PulseAudio (formerly PolypAudio) is a cross....
You may want to have a closer look at Shoutcast , a media streaming server
and here's a Guide to setup and configure Shoutcast for LAN audio streaming
You may want to see if pulseaudio meets your requirements .
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Hi all,
I have a strange behavior on one of my windows2003/IIS6 servers.
I have two network cards on it, let's call card A the card which connects the server with the internet, and let's call card B the card which connects the server with the intranet...
Started by pomarc on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If doing it first fixes it, you could be looking devices in the same subnet... .
Also, if you the card, then if that doesn't fix it, after the card.
Make sure that only card A has a gateway.
Check your default gateways on the cards.
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