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Internet and the wireless networkI have XP on each computer with dial up internet on host computer. Wireless
shows that all computers are connected. Cannot connect to internet from any client computer. Have run ICS with no help. Also, host and client computers do not appear in network places. n4srs wrote:
> I have XP on each computer with dial up internet on host computer. Wireless You're a little sparse with information. Win XP certainly supports a > shows that all computers are connected. Cannot connect to internet from any > client computer. Have run ICS with no help. > > Also, host and client computers do not appear in network places. configuration where one computer has a dial-up Internet connection and that connection is shared wirelessly to other clients. How is your wireless network set up? Do you have a router or are you trying to use ad hoc wireless connections? If you are using a wireless router, it must be configured to act as an access point: 1. change the router's LAN-facing IP address to 192.168.0.2 with a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0 Note that you may lose connectivity with your router's configuration utility when you change its IP address. Just enter the new IP address in your browser and log in again. 2. turn off the router's DHCP server. 3. connect an Ethernet cable between the network card in the computer with the dialup connection to one of the LAN jacks on the router; do NOT connect anything to the router's WAN (Internet) jack. Whether you use a router or an ad hoc wireless network, be sure that all wireless security (encryption, MAC filtering, etc.) is turned OFF until you have things working. Then re-secure the wireless network. Also, make sure that all firewalls, including antivirus apps with firewall-like features (e.g., Internet Worm Protection) are configured to allow network traffic. As with wireless security, you may want to disable or uninstall all firewalls until you have things working, and then re-enable/re-install as appropriate. -- Lem -- MS-MVP - Networking To the moon and back with 64 Kbits of RAM and 512 Kbits of ROM. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apollo_Guidance_Computer
no permission to access network, but can access mapped folder on network
Dial up networking on Windows XP Professional Why cant PPC/HPC devices network to a Macintosh? Shared folders not accesible over LAN by specific users. Broadband activity Network problem-one PC shows up twice in search results Maybe OT: How to be a net-masochist I dragged a HDD from a networked computer Folder lost in unsharing it - disaster Windows Autoconfiguration IP Address |
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