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#1
 2005-01-04, 17:47 |
emerican 
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 Home networking
I've done this before, but yet its not working. I am homenetworking both of my computers to a dsl line. the computer that is connected by an ethernet wire is just fine (which would explain how I am posting this). On the other hand my computer that is hooked to a wireless usb adapter is not. It is recieving an excellent signal strength, but there is no access to the internet. If anyone has any help please let me know, the customer service for my router and wireless usb adapter didnt do shit.
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#2
2005-01-04, 18:42 |
emerican
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Re: Home networking
new information: I restarted my tcp/ip, but still no luck.
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#3
2005-01-05, 01:24 |
DeathShadow
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Re: Home networking
thats happened to me a lot of times. there can be a couple of problems. one, your modem has DHCP as well and is causing conflict with the router's DHCP. if thats the case you are going to need to hard coat all of your IP's manually. um... i cant remember the other problems... ill post later when i remember.
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#4
2005-01-05, 13:24 |
Psychotogen
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Re: Home networking
post your tcp/ip info. I woulnd't be suprised to find it listed as a public address.... It needs to be 192.168.0.?
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#5
2005-01-05, 15:34 |
WifiGuy
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Re: Home networking
On the wireless computer go to Start>Run>type "ipconfig" into the box without the quotes. Same happened to me, this will just configure your ip on the computer.
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