- 3com Network Interface Card User Guide
Table Of Contents
- About This Guide
- Introduction
- Overview
- 3CR990 NIC Features
- DynamicAccess LAN Agent
- Windows2000 Offload Features
- Installing and Connectingthe NIC
- Installing NICDrivers in Windows
- Installing DynamicAccess Software in Windows
- Overview
- Installing the DynamicAccess LAN Agent for a Client NIC
- Installing DynamicAccess Software for a Server NIC
- Configuring Groups and VLANs for a Server NIC
- Planning the Configuration
- Working With Server Features
- Creating a Group
- Adding NICs to a Group
- Specifying a Dedicated IP Address
- Changing an IP Address
- Creating a VLAN
- Specifying Traffic Priorities
- Saving the Configuration
- Disabling Load Balancing for a Group
- Changing the Primary NIC
- Removing a NIC from a Group
- Deleting or Editing a VLAN
- Displaying NIC Properties
- Displaying Group Properties
- Specifying Failover from Gigabit to 10/100 PCI
- Troubleshooting a Load Balancing Configuration
- Changing Windows2000 Property Settings
- Identifying Windows 2000 Miniport and LAN Connections
- Using Windows2000 Offload Features
- Installing DynamicAccess LAN Encryption Software
- Installing NetWare Client and ServerDrivers
- Overview
- Installing and Configuring the NetWare Server Driver
- Using the Latest Support Packs
- Obtaining NetWare Loadable Modules
- Server Software Installation Requirements
- Installing the NetWare 3.12 Server Driver
- Installing the Server Driver for NetWare 4.11 and 5.0 UsingINETCFG
- Installing the Server Driver and DynamicAccess Technology Using AUTOEXEC.NCF
- Installing Multiple Server NICs
- Verifying the PCI Slot Number
- Installing Server Features
- Configuring Groups
- Verifying the Installation and Configuration
- Changing NetWare Driver Configuration Parameters
- Maintaining Groups
- Configuring the NIC
- Configuring IP Security
- Troubleshooting the NIC
- Running NIC Diagnostics
- Obtaining Drivers
- Specifications and CablingRequirements
- Installing the 3ComDMIAgent
- EtherCD Content and Navigation
- Installing a 3Com NIC While Installing the NOS
- Technical Support
- Index
- FCC Class B Statement
- FCC Declaration of Conformity
- Industry Canada Class B Emission ComplianceStatement
- Avis de Conformité à la Réglementation d’IndustrieCanada
- VCCI Class B Statement
- 3Com End User Software License Agreement
- Product Registration
Troubleshooting Remote Wake-Up 135
Troubleshooting Remote Wake-Up
If your computer does not boot in response to a Remote
Wake-Up event, perform these troubleshooting steps:
1 Make sure that the computer meets the Remote
Wake-Up Requirements on page 21.
2 Make sure that you are using the latest driver for
the NIC.
This driver is shipped with the NIC on the EtherCD. It can also
be downloaded from the 3Com Software Library. Point your
web browser to the 3Com home page:
http://www.3com.com/
Under Service and Support, click Software, Drivers, and INFs.
3 Check the computer BIOS.
■ Boot the computer and enter the BIOS.
■ For instructions on entering the BIOS, consult
the computer documentation or contact the
computer vendor.
■ Locate the Wake-Up on LAN event setting.
■ Verify that the setting is enabled.
4 Check the Remote Wake-Up cable connection.
If the computer complies with PCI 2.2, the Remote
Wake-Up cable is not required. Remote Wake-Up is
automatically enabled through the PCI bus.
■ Turn off the power to the computer and remove the
computer cover.
■ Make sure that the Remote Wake-Up cable is
plugged in to the RWU connector on the NIC and
in to the appropriate connector on the computer
motherboard. Unplug and reinsert the cable if
necessary.
■ Replace the Remote Wake-Up cable with a known
functioning Remote Wake-Up cable and perform the
Remote Wake-Up Test again.
Wake-On-Error is enabled by default.