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Troubleshooting Information
Checking PC Client Connections
Checking PC Client Connections
Even if the E5810 has been successfully configured and the configuration
has been verified, individual PC clients may still have problems connecting
to the E5810. This section gives guidelines to check PC client connections
to the E5810, including:
Verifying PC Client Connections
Checking syslog Messages
Runtime Error Messages
Verifying PC Client Connections
Even if the E5810 has been successfully configured and the configuration
has been verified, individual clients may still have problems getting a
connection to the E5810.
How to Verify PC
Client Connections
To verify that the PC client system has network access to the E5810, open
the Web Browser on the client PC and type in the E5810 IP address (or
hostname, if known) on the browser’s address line. If the E5810
Welcome
page appears, this client PC has network connection to the E5810. Repeat
this step for each client PC on the network.
If the
Welcome page times out, this indicates the client PC was unable to
connect to the E5810. The E5810 may be on a different subnet than the
client or the E5810 may have incorrect network configuration values. In this
case, try the
ping command. A typical example follows. If the ping command
does not work, contact your System Administrator.
NOTE
You can also use the Telnet utility or a
ping command from a DOS
command window to check for network connections to the E5810. See
Appendix B - Using the Telnet Utility for details.