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From: Kingston upon ...
noob,
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Thank you so much. I went step by step through your instructions. But I think I still have a configuration problem.
Under devices I know have the "USB to LAN Converter". Bindings = pegasus class, but under class there is a question mark (white on blue).
And when I doubleclick the device there is another information:
Num = 0/0
Name = interface 0
Class = exclamation mark (whitw on red) (None)
Sub = 0
Proto = 0
EPs = 3
Binding = None
Is this correct? I don't get a connection.
The same question mark & information is displayed on mine, but it is working ok.
In the Network settings, you may want to disable eth0 (the sungem device) by unchecking the box.
I would also recommend setting a static IP address for the eth1, at least whilst you get it working. It just rules out the possibility of DHCP being the problem.
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btw: Is it correct that I can't even ping localhost (127.0.0.1) under MOS, as this is possible under windows??
No, that's weird. In Network settings, there should now be 3 entries: eth0 (sungem), eth1 (pegasus) and loopback (internal). Ensure that both eth1 and loopback are enabled (check the boxes).
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