User's Guide
Appendix B: Troubleshooting 
114    PCoIP System User’s Guide 
Connected to 100-Mbit, full-duplex switch: poor 
performance, not full-duplex 
To ensure 100-megabit, full-duplex transmission between a host and a zero client, set any 
network switches connecting the blade and the zero client to automatic negotiation. If it is 
necessary for you to use a fixed data transmission rate, ensure that: 
  The host card and the zero client are both set to the same rate 
  Both devices are set to duplex 
Zero client does not connect to blade (DHCP 
disabled or IP address changed) 
The zero client and host card have DHCP connection mode enabled by default. If a DHCP 
address is not granted within 120 seconds of starting the zero client, each device defaults to the 
following static IP addresses: 
  Zero client—192.168.1.100 
  Host card—192.168.1.101 
Each device has a Web page interface that you can use to: 
  Enable and disable DHCP connection mode. 
  Specify static IP addresses for the subnet and default gateway. 
If you disable the zero client's DHCP setting, the zero client cannot connect to a blade if the zero 
client's static IP address and default gateway are on different subnets. 
Resolution 
If the devices are on a known subnet, you can discover a specific device to display the device's IP 
and MAC address. 










