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HP 10/100 3Com 3C905B-TX Network Interface Card Installation Guide

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The PC Cannot Be Started or Woken-Upfrom the Network

1If the PC has been powered off (for example, due to an electrical power failure, or because the power cord has been removed), the Remote Power On (RPO) will not work. To enable the RPO, you must first power on the PC, allow the Operating System to boot, then shut down the PC.

2Check that the WOL connector cable is connected to the network interface card and to the PC’s system board.

3Check that the LAN-specific fields in the HP PC Setup utility are correctly set (refer to refer to “Updating LAN-specific Fields in the HP PC Setup Utility” on page 9.)

RPO is only supported under Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0.

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The latest drivers and utilities are available on HP’s Web site at:

For HP Vectra PCs

www.hp.com/go/vectrasupport

For HP Brio PCs

www.hp.com/go/briosupport

For HP Kayak PC

www.hp.com/go/kayaksupport

Workstations

 

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3Com 3C905B D7505A D7505A, 3Com 3C905B D7504A D7504A specifications

The HP 3Com 3C905B D7505A and D7504A are esteemed network interface cards that have been pivotal in advancing local area network (LAN) connectivity. These cards are built for high performance and reliability, making them indispensable in both enterprise and smaller office environments.

One of the key features of the 3C905B series is its support for 10/100 Mbps Ethernet, allowing for dynamic network speeds that adapt according to the environment and needs of the user. This adaptability ensures seamless integration with existing network infrastructures, while also providing the necessary bandwidth for intensive applications. The cards utilize the PCI interface, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of desktops and servers.

Another prominent feature of the HP 3Com 3C905B series is the inclusion of Auto-Negotiation technology. This allows the network card to automatically detect and select the best possible speed and duplex settings, optimizing performance without requiring manual configuration. This feature significantly simplifies the setup process and minimizes the risk of misconfiguration that could lead to network issues.

In terms of technology, the 3C905B incorporates features that enhance power efficiency and reduce heat generation, helping to prolong the lifespan of both the card and the machine it is installed in. Additionally, it has built-in support for Wake-on-LAN, enabling remote wake-up capabilities that are especially useful for organizational scenarios that demand efficient power management.

As for characteristics, the HP 3Com 3C905B D7505A and D7504A are designed with robust physical construction, ensuring durability in a variety of operating conditions. They also support a range of networking protocols, including TCP/IP and IPX/SPX, making them versatile for different network styles.

Security features are also notable, as these cards support 802.1Q VLAN tagging, which helps in creating virtual LANs for improved network segmentation and enhanced security. The 3Com cards make use of advanced driver software that ensures they can operate in various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and others, providing flexibility for administrators.

In conclusion, the HP 3Com 3C905B D7505A and D7504A are reliable network interface cards distinguished by their speed, adaptability, and robust features. With efficient performance, advanced capabilities, and strong compatibility, these network cards continue to be a valued choice for establishing and enhancing network communication.