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Well, without seeing the devices and patch panel, we cannot verify the configuration is correct
Post a picture of all devices and connecitons!
Can you pull an IP address?
Try cmd line IPCONFIG /release /renew
Post a picture of all devices and connecitons!
Can you pull an IP address?
Try cmd line IPCONFIG /release /renew
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So the "large wall panel" is working like a "Ethernet switch" or is it working like a router? Do you have any instructions for this panel or can you give us the make and model?
Using two routers creates DHCP problems with Internet address translations.
Using two routers creates DHCP problems with Internet address translations.
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That's what it is I tried to add a picture but it is a home patch panel
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yes i think so but i just posted a picture of what happens when i connect everything
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This is the picture of what i get with it connected with no internet
OK, the 169.254 is not a valid route address. Can you ping the router address?
The DNS records show you are querying a KANSAS naming server.
Have you manually built this connection? You need to set it to automatic, and renew it!
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I posted a new picture
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this is what happens when I use DHCP to set up the ethernet connection, but when i do this i still don't have internet connection
The 169.254 is not a valid address. You are not reaching the DHCP server. Go to the PC that has the connection, and see what that IP address is. It is in the 10.10, or 192.168 (I am betting on 192.168).
You don't have a path to the router. See how it is empty?
How new is the Patch panel? Is it still in warranty?
It's kind of fun to do the impossible! -Walter Elias Disney
You don't have a path to the router. See how it is empty?
How new is the Patch panel? Is it still in warranty?
It's kind of fun to do the impossible! -Walter Elias Disney
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the patch panel is probably not in warranty it is over 10 years old. I don't know how to have a path to the router it is only this one ethernet port that isn't working all others in the house work. The ip for the my pc is 169.254 so i don't know how to get that to change to 10.10 or 192.168. Also what is weird is a picture that I will send it shows my ethernet ip as 169.254 but it is sending and receiving very minimal packets.
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I found the router ip and pinged it what now
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here is the pic
So is the gateway (router), in the 169.254 network?
If it is not, then the client (your pc) isn't getting a vlaid address, and it is defaulting to the 169.254 network (un-routable in most cases, at least undesirable if you are trying to reach a 192 network).If you dont have a light on the back of your PC then you don't have a link, which is layer 2 of the protocol , and the comm can't move up the stack!
If it is not, then the client (your pc) isn't getting a vlaid address, and it is defaulting to the 169.254 network (un-routable in most cases, at least undesirable if you are trying to reach a 192 network).If you dont have a light on the back of your PC then you don't have a link, which is layer 2 of the protocol , and the comm can't move up the stack!
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all right so I didn't quite understand the end of what you said but i will post a picture of what i see for my router ip and you can tell me if i got it right
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I am not instrument certified and I don't have a link light on so should i try a new ethernet cable? Is that the issue?
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here is the pic of the router
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Alright i tried the new wire and sadly it didn't work how do I get on the 10 Network and i also wanted to thank you for your time this is a mess and I'm glad i have someone to help me
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I agree with you that it is the patch panel wiring that has to be it
9 Jun 2016 à 18:36