There are two commands you can run to verify that your network interface is running properly: ifconfig or netstat. You can also go through some of your files in the /proc directory, such as /proc/interrupts, /proc/pci, and others to see if you can find information about your card there.

If you have a desktop, there are a series of metal slots on the back of your computer. One of these slots will have a card in it with a port resembling a phone port but larger, usually with one or two small lights next to it. Try plugging an Ethernet cable into it; if it fits, you have an Ethernet card. Some laptops have an integrated Ethernet card. Look for a port resembling a phone port, but larger, on the side or rear of the computer. Try plugging in an Ethernet cable to make sure. See similar questions...

First, make certain that both cards are supported. Check the hardware compatibility list at http://hardware.redhat.com. This further depends on whether the cards use the same driver or if they use different drivers. If they use different drivers, you simply need to set up the second network interface and edit your /etc/conf.modules (Red Hat Linux 6.2 and earlier) or /etc/modules.conf (Red Hat Linux 7.0 and greater) file to point to the specific driver for the second card. See similar questions...

Ethernet card is the computer equipment that is needed to connect your computer to our computer network. It is similar to a modem but uses different technology to transfer information at a very high speed. [ back to top ] See similar questions...

Check for error messages in the boot messages (you can review them at any time with the command dmesg. For the HiSax driver: During booting a message kernel: HSCX version A:5 B:5 and kernel: channels 2 should appear. A:4 B:4 is also okay. Other values (in particular A:??? B:???) mean the card is not recognized correctly. HiSax is only loaded if the hardware can be found and the appropriate interrupts can be generated. See similar questions...

Get an Ethernet card. However, if you can afford it, also get a wireless card for your laptop so you can use the wireless network where available. See similar questions...

Answer -- The Mid-America Quality Assurance Screening Test (QAST) is designed to address the needs of agencies, consumers, and interpreters in the state of Nebraska. QAST screening scores may be recognized in the surrounding mid-west states, but is not guaranteed. See similar questions...

Yes, you will have to register twice: once for the wired Ethernet connection and once for the wireless connection. See similar questions...

I'm connected to the VPN and can now read online journals/exam papers but I can no longer view off campus web pages. See similar questions...

This new generation of Ethernet cards provide a connectivity solution that allows you to connect to 10Mbps and 100Mbps networks easily. Increased performance: up to 10 times faster than 10Mbps PC Cards, and 4 times faster than 16-bit 100Mbps PC Cards. See similar questions...

On Windows NT the address of the Ethernet card can be obtained with the command ipconfig/all. The address of the Ethernet card is listed by Windows as Physical Address. sbin/ifconfig eth0 | grep eth0 | awk '{print $NF}' | awk -F : '{for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) printf("%s", $i); printf("\n")}' See similar questions...

You can purchase a Wi-Fi 802.11b or g wireless networking card for most laptops and many handhelds from electronics retailers or direct from the manufacturer. See similar questions...

a first step, make sure your NIC is supported by the kernel, and all modules are loaded if any are needed. For further details on how to load modules on the fly or during boot, check the modules section of this FAQ. If you can manually run ifconfig eth0 up without complains, adding the bootup configuration is a breeze. Simply add a line similar to eth0=''eth0 10.0.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 10.0.0.255'' to /etc/rc. See similar questions...

In order to access ResNet, an ethernet card is necessary to access a network connection. Eliminating use of a modem will free phone lines in each wired residence hall room. There is never a busy signal when using a direct network connection! See similar questions...

There are many places to buy Ethernet cards. Many on-line or mail order companies sell them. Also your local computer retailers should be able to install, configure and test them for you. [ back to top ] See similar questions...

Your ResNet connection will be at 10mbps (10 million bits per second) for the duration of your NYU career. If you have personal reasons to get the faster card, go ahead. However, you will never be able to utilize its increased bandwidth capability on ResNet. Most 100mbps cards also support 10mbps (they're usually designated 10/100mbps). See similar questions...

There is a firewall between ResNet and the rest of NYU-NET. This should not prevent any ResNet user from running a standard web server, and it should not have any impact on everyday web browsing and other common Internet services. See similar questions...