Network Card Setup

I am having difficulty connecting to the internet. I have tried static IP and DHCP but nothing works. I am sure I have all the correct information. I am using the Network Card Setup utility. Am I missing something? Any insight would be appreciated.

Originally Posted by willemellis
I am having difficulty connecting to the internet. I have tried static IP and DHCP but nothing works. I am sure I have all the correct information. I am using the Network Card Setup utility. Am I missing something? Any insight would be appreciated.
The install defaults to DHCP, If your workstation can connect to the internet, then the server should be able also.

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MTS_MULTIPLE_LISTENERS=TRUE
COMPATIBLE=7.3.2.0
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mts_dispatchers="tcp,10"
mts_max_dispatchers=20
mts_servers=20
mts_max_servers=40
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mts_listener_address="(address_list=
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(address=(protocol=tcp)(port=1622)(host=152.69.30.100))
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mts_listener_address="(address_list=
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(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = tcp)
(HOST = 152.69.30.100)
(PORT=1621)
(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = tcp)
(HOST = 152.69.30.100)
(PORT=1622)
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(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = tcp)
(HOST = 152.69.30.102)
(PORT=1623)
(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = tcp)
(HOST = 152.69.30.102)
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(SID_NAME = ORA73)
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(ADDRESS_LIST =
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(CONNECT_DATA =
(SID = ORA73)
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS =
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(Host = 152.69.30.100)
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(ADDRESS =
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Originally Posted by willemellis
I am having difficulty connecting to the internet. I have tried static IP and DHCP but nothing works. I am sure I have all the correct information. I am using the Network Card Setup utility. Am I missing something? Any insight would be appreciated.
The install defaults to DHCP, If your workstation can connect to the internet, then the server should be able also.

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Last edited by cpu (2007-02-22 22:46:09)

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