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thehitman,
I have a stupit question;
Does the PC, which is connected to both the router and the internet, connected to an analog dialup modem, or to a cable or DSL modem? It makes a big difference. Please, specify they type and we can help you , if you are still experiencing issues...
thehitman,
I have a stupit question;
Does the PC, which is connected to both the router and the internet, connected to an analog dialup modem, or to a cable or DSL modem? It makes a big difference. Please, specify they type and we can help you , if you are still experiencing issues...
no why ?
no why ?
Ahem..... Hitman, can we make this easy..... please..... ;) You have made some, unqualified staement that make your currebt setup confusing, to say the least.....
A 192.168.x.x address cannot be contacted directly across the internet... so you can tell us those addresses.... the other address, 68.51.x.x, is your public address on the router itself.... Don't tell us that, just call it the "public address".
On the machine that is currently working:-
1. If the IP address of the working machine is a 192.168.x.x address then look at it's configuration and duplicate it on the other machine _if_ it says "obtain IP address automatically" and "obtain DNS automatically", (or words to that effect).
3. If it is your "public address" you have miswired your router/network. If that is the case unplug everything. Take the cable from the modem the ISP supplies and plug it into the WAM port of the router. Take the cables of the two computers and plug them into the ports numbered 1, 2, 3 or 4...... Set both the computers to "obtain IP address automatically" and "obtain DNS automatically", (or words to that effect). Shut down all the devices for two minutes. Power up everything in this order:-
1: Cable modem, (provided by your ISP). Wait 2 minutes.
2. Linksys router..... You bought this one.... wait 1 minute
3. fire up the two boxes.....
4. Surf that pr0n.....
Ahem..... Hitman, can we make this easy..... please..... ;) You have made some, unqualified staement that make your currebt setup confusing, to say the least.....
A 192.168.x.x address cannot be contacted directly across the internet... so you can tell us those addresses.... the other address, 68.51.x.x, is your public address on the router itself.... Don't tell us that, just call it the "public address".
On the machine that is currently working:-
1. If the IP address of the working machine is a 192.168.x.x address then look at it's configuration and duplicate it on the other machine _if_ it says "obtain IP address automatically" and "obtain DNS automatically", (or words to that effect).
3. If it is your "public address" you have miswired your router/network. If that is the case unplug everything. Take the cable from the modem the ISP supplies and plug it into the WAM port of the router. Take the cables of the two computers and plug them into the ports numbered 1, 2, 3 or 4...... Set both the computers to "obtain IP address automatically" and "obtain DNS automatically", (or words to that effect). Shut down all the devices for two minutes. Power up everything in this order:-
1: Cable modem, (provided by your ISP). Wait 2 minutes.
2. Linksys router..... You bought this one.... wait 1 minute
3. fire up the two boxes.....
4. Surf that pr0n.....
Hi,
As all others have replied , set up the connection as Modem--->Router--->Computers, Configure the router where by u enable NAT forwarding. I think in your case u need to share the IP address . Set the computers connected in your network to obtain the IP address automatically, for your router will act as a DHCP server. Also check out the link for the diagram and the explanation.
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/Dumm...bcat-HOME.html
MRG
Hi,
As all others have replied , set up the connection as Modem--->Router--->Computers, Configure the router where by u enable NAT forwarding. I think in your case u need to share the IP address . Set the computers connected in your network to obtain the IP address automatically, for your router will act as a DHCP server. Also check out the link for the diagram and the explanation.
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/Dumm...bcat-HOME.html
MRG
you develop a new connection interface tigershark? lolQuote:
plug it into the WAM port of the router.
I'll give you this, it sounds better than WAN, has a bit more action to it.
you develop a new connection interface tigershark? lolQuote:
plug it into the WAM port of the router.
I'll give you this, it sounds better than WAN, has a bit more action to it.