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Take it your on ntl?
I have two network cards in my pc!! the usb adapter that came with ntl im using for the net. The ethernet card in my PC, is being used with a crossover cable to my PC in the lounge.
With the network wizard in XP run on the host PC then once completed, run the same on the Cient.
Just make sure you give them both the same workgroup name!
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 Lee Trackday Trickster
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Right,
Easiest thing is to use ethernet. Forget USB, its pants (you can use it if you really want - the same procedures apply). IMO, stick another ethernet card in the host (whichever is connected directly to the internet) they are under a tenner. Also dont use windows network wizard, it is pants tbh.
Ok, so you have one pc with 2 network cards (or 1 card and a USB link to the modem - which is a 'virtual' network card) and one pc with 1 network card.
PC 1.
Ethernet card #1 (internet).
Connect to your modem with the cable supplied with the modem. In windows, set the card to automatically get an IP address and gateway (DHCP). For this card turn off File and print sharing. If you are using XP, you can enable the firewall if you wish, and make sure to check the box to share the internet connection. No other network settings are necessary for this card.
Ethernet card #2 (LAN).
Connect to the other PC directly with a crossover cable, or to a hub/router/switch with a standard patch cable. In windows network settings, change the IP address to 192.168.0.1 with subnet mask of 255.255.255.0. Leave gateway, wins etc all blank. Enable file & print sharing (if you wish) make sure firewall is disabled for this card.
General (on both pc's): In internet explorer, go to tools > internet options, connections and remove all dial-up connections. Click LAN settings and uncheck all boxes.
PC 2.
Connect to other pc with crossover cable, or to hub with standard patch cable. In network settings, set IP address to 192.168.0.2 with subnet 255.255.255.0, set default gateway, WINS and DNS to 192.168.0.1 (for wins and DNS you need to click the 'advanced' button). Disable firewall, but enable print sharing.
Reboot both PCs....
sorted
Edit: forgot, its best to make sure they are both on the same 'workgroup' aswell. Put any name you want in there, but make sure it is the same on both PC's. |
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Yeah what Lee says is correct, but instead of purchasing another Ethernet card have you tried using the modem on USB?
Also make sure that you buy crossover cable and not straight through.
If you need any help you have my MSN, so just give a shout
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You know your stuff Lee
But easier to just buy crossover, Aria sell it for £7 for 20metres of the stuff all fully terminated etc etc..
cant get cheaper then that
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 23 years, 61 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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