I am trying to connect two identical MSI K8N Neo4-F servers with NVIDIA
nForce4 gigabit Lan ports. When the two ports are connected together via
a crossover cable, neither computer is able to detect a carrier on the
Lan ports and are not able to communicate. When either of the nForce4
gigabit port is connected to a Lan port on another computer with a
different Lan hardware or to a port on a switch the forcedeth drivers
detect a carrier and are able to communicate.
It appears that the nForce4 Gigabit ports are not generating a carrier.
Does the nForce4 not provide standard ethernet ports? If they are
standard ethernet ports, how do I tell forcedeth to generate a carrier?
Also how do I get forcedeth to run at a Gigabit?
Thanks for any help,
Best regards,
Arne R. van der Heyde
[email protected]
Summit Instruments Inc.
2236 N. Cleveland-Massillon Rd.
Akron, Ohio 44333-1255 USA
Phone (330)659-3312
Fax (330)659-3286
www.summitinstruments.com
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