hello,
I want to connect a OMV SERVER direct to a PC by ethernet. I try to go in static IP on the computer but the network is not good.
What have i to do ?
Thanks
hello,
I want to connect a OMV SERVER direct to a PC by ethernet. I try to go in static IP on the computer but the network is not good.
What have i to do ?
Thanks
Without a switch? You need a crossover cable and static IP addresses on both. I would buy a switch though. It won't cost that much more than the crossover cable.
by default the cable are not cross ? i have a lot of cable with router, provider etc... are they uncross ?
thanks
A normal cable is straight through. This means a pin on one end goes to same on the other end of the cable. The wires go to different pins on the other end of a crossover cable.
Hello.
Having OMV installed on a workstation and using it normally through my Router on a 1Gbs LAN , is there possible to place a PCIe 10Gb NIC both on server / my PC and to connect them directly to be able to write/read at 10Gbs between server and my PC ? - reason for this would be to avoid buying an expensive 10Gb switch .
(meanwhile the connection to internet should stay as it is on the 1Gbs cards/local network of Server & PC ).
A normal cable is straight through. This means a pin on one end goes to same on the other end of the cable. The wires go to different pins on the other end of a crossover cable.
My understanding is that this is outdated. Modern NICs can are smart enough to not need a crossover cable. I've done it between 2 PCs with a regular patch cable.
Hello.
Having OMV installed on a workstation and using it normally through my Router on a 1Gbs LAN , is there possible to place a PCIe 10Gb NIC both on server / my PC and to connect them directly to be able to write/read at 10Gbs between server and my PC ? - reason for this would be to avoid buying an expensive 10Gb switch .
(meanwhile the connection to internet should stay as it is on the 1Gbs cards/local network of Server & PC ).
*push*
Same issue here. Any solutions? The how-to's I found just explain how to bond NICs or how to have two unbonded NICs in the same network via switch etc.
UPDATE
Ok, seems to be simple, if you know where Windows is blocking the second network.
Done.
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