HP t5700 thin client - can I add a NIC card ?
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HP t5700 thin client - can I add a NIC card ?
Does anyone know if I can add a NIC card to my HP t5700 thin client ? I know I will not be able to close it, does anyone know if it will work. For some reason the network connection seems to have a problem. The green led constantly flashes and the yellow led is on permanently. I've tried a new cat 5 cable, swapped ports on the router (my other 2 computers are working fine), even tried another router. I even re-flashed the TC.
Has anyone tried a NIC card ?
Has anyone tried a NIC card ?
Either get something thats wireless or I reccomend the USB ethernet crap. It would me more reliable and faster.
7 bucks at DX
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.2797
Dunno if you can get it cheaper anywhere else, but that seems like a good deal.
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Kumar
7 bucks at DX
http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.2797
Dunno if you can get it cheaper anywhere else, but that seems like a good deal.
Peace
Kumar
Yep, NP. Hope it helps!rictic wrote:Thnx Kumar for the link. You can't beat 7 bucks....
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Kumar
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The t5xx thin clients also have a PCI slot in them. However, to utilize it you have to use a PCI expansion bay specific to your model. The one that fits the t5700 and t5710 can be had for about $25-$30 on ebay. I used one of these on my t5700 because its now my monowall firewall and I didn't want to use USB.
If USB works fine for your use, go with it because its cheaper.
If USB works fine for your use, go with it because its cheaper.
The USB solution is fine for me, I'm only using the TC to get the Magic Jack off my laptop and not for anything else, so I'll see if it works out OK..stroths wrote: If USB works fine for your use, go with it because its cheaper.
Thanks folks for the help & info, appreciate it...
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