Can I connect two computers with a switch?

Can I connect two computers with a switch?

Connect Ethernet cables to the other computers that need to be networked together. Plug the other end of the cables into any of the open numbered ports on the networking switch. On those computers, repeat the setup process of connecting to the switch by going through the “Network and Sharing Center” menu.

Why can I ping one way and not the other?

If a ping works one way, then it is almost always the firewall on the end of the connection that can initiate the ping successfully. In order for a ping to work, it must receive back an echo-reply, which means that traffic is in fact coming back to the sender.

How do I connect two computers without a switch?

With Ethernet, you can use a crossover cable to connect two computers without using a hub, switch, or existing network. Crossover cables are Ethernet cables that have the send and receive wires (pins) switched along the length of the cable.

How many pcs can be connected to a switch?

Fixed configuration switches typically support up to 48 ports on a single device. They have options for up to four additional ports for small form-factor pluggable (SFP) devices. High-port densities allow for better use of limited space and power.

Can not ping back?

If you’re unable to ping other computers in your network, the issue might be your antivirus. Depending on your antivirus configuration, you might not be able to properly see or ping other PCs in your network. To fix this problem, it’s advised to check your antivirus settings and disable certain features.

How can I ping between two Cisco switches?

I have 2 switches that they are connected directly. both have the same vlan 20 for access. I created a new vlan 100 this is a mgmt vlan, on both devices and create a SVI. On the interface that connects this 2 devices I added the vlan 100. so I have vlan 20, 100 between them, but when I ping between this 2 devices I dont get any answer.

Can a switch Ping anyone outside of its subnet?

Like with every host using the IP protocol, without the default gateway, your switch should be able to ping anyone in its own IP subnet but won’t be able to ping anyone outside its own subnet.

Is there a way to Ping a Spiceworks switch?

They can’t be pinged, Spiceworks doesn’t recognize them (although they have agents installed), and, well, that’s not nice. The two switches are configured identically, and googling for the solution hasn’t turned up anything usable (for me).

Can You Ping one PC correct the.102 address?

07-31-2017 06:14 AM ok cool so it sees one pc correct the .102 address can you ping that you should be able to as its in the table unless something is blocking it software related , are these real pcs or a virtual lab setup ? 07-31-2017 06:18 AM