two wireless networks

I am not that good yet in wireless networks but i see as you having an ip conflict

if my network is having ip conflict then how come my msn and yahoo are working.
I have also installed mozilla firefox butof no use the thing remains the same.

Have you set the default gateway for that B1 network? it should help.

firewall?

the default gateway of B1 is set.
and
even after closing all the firewalls the problems remains the same

the default gateway of B1 is set.
and
even after closing all the firewalls the problems remains the same

Proxy server is on the A1 network but not the B1... Remove Proxy server settings????

It looks to me as a firewall rule, network basis, not local is blocking http traffic. Have you approached your network admin?

I'd start by looking at DNS resolution whan you're ont he B1 network. can you resolve hosts internally and externally. If you can't get DNS see if IP goes out...ping an external IP you know is up - ie: yahoo.com = 66.94.234.13). see if either of those work. Are oyur two networks on a windows domain/windows DNS servers? Are secure updates turned on and does your machine account ahve access to update itself in that domain? Just somethings to look at.

If we put both the wireless routers on the same switch so that the wired desktop and wireless laptops that are connected should be able to surf the internet,then it does not work , or it may have a conflict........so
With two wireless broadband connection (A1 and B1) when i connect A1 in Switch (we have only one switch) my desktop and wireless laptops works fine and we are able to browse the internet.

Our 2nd wireless broadband connection (B1) is only for our laptops.so that means our laptops can either switch to N/W A1 or to N/W B1 ,Now, if i want to print a document from B1 to A1 it will not print.

first question
>if we put both the broadband connection on the switch via ethernet port what will happen.And if there is a conflict what should i do to avoid it.will buying new swith solve the problem?

second question
>If I shitch 'ON' one of the wireless router of Two different Telephone company,i get a very very good surfing speed.
(Just to Note: Both of the wireless routers are 5-6 feet away)
What is the reason that I dont get a very good surfing speed if I switch on both the wireless routers.

third question
>if i want to print the document from wireless N/W B1 to wired N/W A1 what should i do ?

both of the networks are on different windows DNS servers
yes secure updates are turned on and our machine have access to updates itself.

regards

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