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by pierrejamme
by meafixall
by jmac0225
First of all what are you using for an isp? If you are using DHCP,then your IP address should change,(being assigned from your ISP).
Get rid of NETBEUI, it overrides TCP/IP.
Can you ping yourself?
After disableing NETBEUI, try pinging the othercomputers by computer name instead of address.
Good Luck!
Jeff
by meafixall
by meafixall
by rcom
by ctmoore1998
by meafixall
by wlbowers
Dump everything but tcp/ip.
Buy a SMC7004ABR Barricade Broadband
router.
This thing is a 4 port 10/100 SWITCH, a DHCP
Server/Client, Print Server, firewall, and has a
rs232 port for a dial up modem.
In other words you hook your modem up to
this port and it shares the internet connection
to all of your computers.
Once you go to dsl or cable it has a
broadband input as well.
Good Luck Lee
by meafixall
by ctmoore1998
by meafixall
by choppit
Check all IP settings are in same range and that none are duplicated.
If you're using ICS then set all PCs to obtain IP automatically.
Uninstall NIC and all protocols and re-install with only TCP/IP. (Having other protocols present will only complicate fault finding)
by meafixall
by int
Are u using different NIC cards?
If ye, set the sever to hardware negotiotan and the other pc's to there 10baseT or 100BaseT
lock them, and try again
by meafixall
by int
Are u using different NIC cards?
If ye, set the server to hardware negotiotan and the other pc's to there 10baseT or 100BaseT
lock them, and try again
by meafixall
by meafixall
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