Miami and FastEthernet Device

[Mr_L] · 05 February 2004, 17:12

Hi,

I've installed a FastEthernet device on my Mediator 1200 and it is seen via MiamiDX and I am able to sucessfully query it.

The problem I am having that after I've setup the hardware and then the TCP/IP stack to my LAN, I cannot ping the Amiga from my PC although Miami says I am online.

From a networking point of view, I am new to the Amgia way of doing things. Is there an obvious point that I maybe missing?

Thanks.

Jope · 09 February 2004, 07:03

Quote:

Originally posted by [Mr_L]
The problem I am having that after I've setup the hardware and then the TCP/IP stack to my LAN, I cannot ping the Amiga from my PC although Miami says I am online.

From a networking point of view, I am new to the Amgia way of doing things. Is there an obvious point that I maybe missing?

Thanks.

Well there isn't anything very specific TCP/IP-wise..

1) are the cables known to be good?
2) what ip settings on the PC and Amiga sides? (ip, netmask, gateway)

Echo · 09 February 2004, 11:12

Hi mate,

One thing I overlooked when setting up my LAN was the Gateway IP in Miami. I can't remember offhand which screen it was at, but because I had priority on '0', several settings were ghosted out. So initially I assumed Miami would automatically find it.

Setting priority to '1' or higher allowed me to enter it manually (192.168.1.1).

Hope that helps.

05 February 2004, 17:12	#1
[Mr_L] Registered User Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: UK Posts: 27	Miami and FastEthernet Device Hi, I've installed a FastEthernet device on my Mediator 1200 and it is seen via MiamiDX and I am able to sucessfully query it. The problem I am having that after I've setup the hardware and then the TCP/IP stack to my LAN, I cannot ping the Amiga from my PC although Miami says I am online. From a networking point of view, I am new to the Amgia way of doing things. Is there an obvious point that I maybe missing? Thanks.

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09 February 2004, 11:12	#3
Echo Registered User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: South-West Wales Posts: 382	Hi mate, One thing I overlooked when setting up my LAN was the Gateway IP in Miami. I can't remember offhand which screen it was at, but because I had priority on '0', several settings were ghosted out. So initially I assumed Miami would automatically find it. Setting priority to '1' or higher allowed me to enter it manually (192.168.1.1). Hope that helps.

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