on 11/9/01 4:11 AM, Michael Lea at mikel_at_scilink.org wrote:
> Need some assistance with my Ethernet card connnection; I'm using
> nethopper to test web connection via ethernet card on Newton 2100.
>
> With ethernet card connected to internet, nethopper travels to external
> webserver, but, doesn't return webpage info, instead the webserver sends
> the following message back to nethopper; "http error 500".
>
> This is strange since the very same webserver is immediately tested with
> modem card, nethopper travels to and receives the very same webpage fine.
When you make the connection, you should have a little "slip" appearing.
Look on the top left corner. What is the worksite selected there, below the
owner name? Then, if you open Owner Info and go to that worksite, what is
the internet setup that is selected? You're better off selecting an internet
setup for this worksite. Then, the last step would be for you to provide us
with all the settings you see for that internet setup in the Internet Setup
application.
Other than that, it will be hard to offer any suggestion...
-Laurent.
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