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Old 08-23-2004, 09:26 PM   #1
Default Wireless card fails to pick up DHCP address from ICS


Hi,

Got a strange problem.

I have a long time running ICS gateway, XP pro, US Robotics 22Mb wireless
AP.

I have a laptop,running XP Home, which has been running through the gatway
for a year and is still working.

I have a recently aquired Ipaq which quite happily pocks up a DHCP
address,via wireless, and can quite happily see shared files and surf the
web.

The problem is a new Dell I have just installed. I have tried 2 different
wireless cards, a 3 Com and a Belkin, and both cant pick up DHCP.If I give
the card a static address I can happily surf the web and see my shared
internet connection but I cant see my shared files or printer.

I disabled, or thought I did, Nitro mode on the Belkin and got a DHCP
address once. Cant actually replicate the trick now

I do run Outpost firewall on the gateway but this had been disabled to test
this.

Any pointers gratefully recieved as I'm getting nowhere fast at the moment

Regards

Jim Florence




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Old 08-24-2004, 01:37 AM   #2
mike
 
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try netbui protocol
mike

"Jim Florence" <> wrote in message
news:412a52e9$0$8518$. ..
> Hi,
>
> Got a strange problem.
>
> I have a long time running ICS gateway, XP pro, US Robotics 22Mb wireless
> AP.
>
> I have a laptop,running XP Home, which has been running through the gatway
> for a year and is still working.
>
> I have a recently aquired Ipaq which quite happily pocks up a DHCP
> address,via wireless, and can quite happily see shared files and surf the
> web.
>
> The problem is a new Dell I have just installed. I have tried 2 different
> wireless cards, a 3 Com and a Belkin, and both cant pick up DHCP.If I give
> the card a static address I can happily surf the web and see my shared
> internet connection but I cant see my shared files or printer.
>
> I disabled, or thought I did, Nitro mode on the Belkin and got a DHCP
> address once. Cant actually replicate the trick now
>
> I do run Outpost firewall on the gateway but this had been disabled to

test
> this.
>
> Any pointers gratefully recieved as I'm getting nowhere fast at the moment
>
> Regards
>
> Jim Florence
>
>



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Old 08-26-2004, 09:09 PM   #3
Jim Florence
 
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Mike,

Thanks for the pointer but unfortunately it doesn't help.

The static addrss works if you map to the machine, the real issur for me is
why I'm not getting a DHCP address from the ICS server

Cheers

Jim
"mike" <> wrote in message
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> try netbui protocol
> mike
>
> "Jim Florence" <> wrote in message
> news:412a52e9$0$8518$. ..
> > Hi,
> >
> > Got a strange problem.
> >
> > I have a long time running ICS gateway, XP pro, US Robotics 22Mb

wireless
> > AP.
> >
> > I have a laptop,running XP Home, which has been running through the

gatway
> > for a year and is still working.
> >
> > I have a recently aquired Ipaq which quite happily pocks up a DHCP
> > address,via wireless, and can quite happily see shared files and surf

the
> > web.
> >
> > The problem is a new Dell I have just installed. I have tried 2

different
> > wireless cards, a 3 Com and a Belkin, and both cant pick up DHCP.If I

give
> > the card a static address I can happily surf the web and see my shared
> > internet connection but I cant see my shared files or printer.
> >
> > I disabled, or thought I did, Nitro mode on the Belkin and got a DHCP
> > address once. Cant actually replicate the trick now
> >
> > I do run Outpost firewall on the gateway but this had been disabled to

> test
> > this.
> >
> > Any pointers gratefully recieved as I'm getting nowhere fast at the

moment
> >
> > Regards
> >
> > Jim Florence
> >
> >

>
>
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