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hello , i have a problem about connectin between two computers with lan connection , i setup lan card for each of both the computers and when ping with each of them seperatly its true but when i ping from one of them to other that is bring up " no rout to host " or " host is down" please help me
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hello , i have a problem about connectin between two computers with lan connection , i setup lan card for each of both the computers and when ping with each of them seperatly its true but when i ping from one of them to other that is bring up " no rout to host " or " host is down" please help me
1. Should use Cross Cable (if both the systems are connected directly).
2. Both system should be in same subnet.
3. check for arp request or reply.

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