>I am the only full-time teacher in a small rural elementary school so I get
>to be tech person even though I know just enough to be dangerous!  We
>recently got DSL service.  I have an ethernet cable running from the DSL
>modem to a Linksys router.  I then have four computers connected to the
>router with ethernet cables.  One computer is running Windoes XP; the others
>are Windows 98SE.  Three Windows 98 computers can access the Internet and
>share files with each other, but not with the XP computer.  The XP computer
>cannot see the other three computers, and cannot access the Internet.  The
>Local Area Connection status shows the following -
>Status: Acquiring network address
>Duration: The clock is running
>Speed: 100 Mbs
>
>Over the weekend, some former students were in the school and got on the
>computers.  Up until that time the XP computer was working all right.  I'm
>not sure if some setting got changed.  I've re-run XP's "Set up a home or
>small office network" with no results.  Any ideas?