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Wireless Networking - Wireless card fails to pick up DHCP address from ICS |
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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 Jim Florence |
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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 > > --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.742 / Virus Database: 495 - Release Date: 19/08/2004 mike |
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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 news:75wWc.446$... > 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 > > > > > > > --- > Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. > Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). > Version: 6.0.742 / Virus Database: 495 - Release Date: 19/08/2004 > > Jim Florence |
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