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I'm having trouble connecting to the LAN port on the card using the VMI editor software on any PC running Win7.
WinXP machines are not having this issue. I made all necessary firewall exceptions and tried running in WinXP compatibility mode with no luck.
has anyone else run across this issue ?
thanks
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Never had a problem, but try using a cross-over cable. Some NIC cards aren't auto-sensing.
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We had a very similar problem at our office where 1 pc could connect but all others would not. Per ICON it is a PC problem and here are the steps to fix it...
Computer Management -> Device Manager -> Network adapters -> then select properties of the installed adapter -> advanced tab
"UDP Checksum Offload (IPV4)" Set the value = "Disabled" and click "OK".
If you can't change it on the NIC, you will need to google the Windows registry change to fix it or use a serial connection.
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thanks RegisMT that did the trick !
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