Juniper Firewall Problem

[I_DROWN_FISH]

Network:
Network Adapter Intel(R) PRO/100 VE Network Connection

Can someone find me the right driver? I think the info above should cover it. If you need anymore just ask.

 

[Ste]

Why do we have to find it? We can only do so much for you, before you have to help urself.

Learn to use google, goto intels website, SEARCH AROUND!!

 

[I_DROWN_FISH]

Tried and dled somthing. Didnt work. I always try and help myself before I ask others.

 

[Ste]

What do you mean it didn't work?
Explain, details.
Provide link to Dl.

 

[I_DROWN_FISH]

I found a download but i can not seem to find it again. It was from network-drivers.com It worked and ran and installed but it didn't help my problem.

 

[Ste]

Meh, try a different network cable. Other than that your out of options. Especially since you can't do many suggestions.

 

[I_DROWN_FISH]

Its not the cable.. I made it myself but all I have to do is disable and enable the network. N e other last suggestions?

 

[Ethereal_Dragon]

Is that host having issues a laptop? If so, check the power management options. It could be that it is shutting down the NIC to save power.

If it is a PC, do you have a different PCI NIC that you could try? Perhaps swap one out from a different PC.
Have you tried using a different LAN port on the router?

 

[I_DROWN_FISH]

No its a desktop. I could try a diffrent pci network adapter thing. And no its not the port I have tried it before. Will the new PCI network card be hard to install? Not physically but like to setup the network?

 

[Ethereal_Dragon]

No, shouldn't be. Just a simple matter of putting it in a PCI slot (with the computer TURNED OFF), starting it up, and installing the drivers for it.

It is POSSIBLE that the setup might be difficult, as a Juniper Firewall isn't really something you would find in a SOHO environment, but if you weren't able to configure it, I couldn't imagine that the network is too complicated. (hopefully using DHCP).