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Re: Network card

 
Richard_115
Frequent Advisor

Network card

I am having problems configuring Lan1, an external Ethernet card, on my hpux11.0 K9000
system. Instead after I installed the OS from scratch, it can only recognise lan2. Is there anything I am doing wrong with the install or is there anything I can do to configure this network card to be seen by the system ?
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John Poff
Honored Contributor

Re: Network card

Hi,

What model of network card is lan1? Does it show up as "CLAIMED" or "NO_HW" in ioscan? Your network card might have software on the application CD that you need to load for it to work.

JP
A. Clay Stephenson
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Network card

You need to be a little more specific in identifying the LAN card but the fundamental problem is that you are missing the LAN driver software for this particular card. This software is almost always found on Disk 1 of any Applications Software Set. Mount that cd and do a swinstall and I suspect that ioscan will show the card as CLAIMED.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.
pap
Respected Contributor

Re: Network card

Hello,
I think you need to install "btlan1" driver for your K class machine. If your card is HP-PB 100 MBPS, it will need this driver. You can install the driver from your HP-UX 1st application CD. look for HP-PB 100MBPS card and install using swinstall. It will work then.

Thanks,

-pap
"Winners don't do different things , they do things differently"
Richard_115
Frequent Advisor

Re: Network card

This lan1 on my system is seen as UNCLAIMED UNKNOWN. I need to know what I can do to make it KNOWN and CLAIMED.
Richard_115
Frequent Advisor

Re: Network card

This is the actual messge with the ioscan
lan 1 10/4/16 btlan1 UNCLAIMED UNKNOWN HP HP-PB 100 Base TX card
Help !
Patrick Wallek
Honored Contributor

Re: Network card

As was said above, you need to install the DRIVERS for that lan card. Without the appropriate drivers, the OS will never see the card.

Any LAN card drivers you need should be on Applications CD #1.

Without knowing the specific LAN card you have, we can't tell you exactly which drivers to load.
John Poff
Honored Contributor

Re: Network card

Hi,

Try this. Put your 1st application CD in the CD-ROM drive. Login as root and go into swinstall. Find the CD-ROM drive, and install the J2759BA package. See if that makes your LAN card happy.

JP
A. Clay Stephenson
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Network card

It appears that you have an old A3495A HP-PB LAN card; that requires J2759BA LAN software and that will be on Disk 1 of your Applications CD's.
If it ain't broke, I can fix that.