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Wireless Networking - Wireless Network help/advise needed please |
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I have many years computer experience (too many!!) but have never needed to
set up any networks. Perhaps those of you with network experience may shed some light on how to go about fulfilling my requirements. I intend to join two PC's in an ad hoc network using PCI wirless adaptors 802.11g. No problem yet . I now want to be able to remotely connect to my satellite internet service, installed on my main PC, from a remote PC on the wirless LAN. Now in order to get the main PC connected I have to initiate the satellite connection process by clicking on an ICON in the Windows XP taskbar. This results in an automatic dial up internet connection being established followed by an automatic connection to the satellite server. The dial up connection is used for uploads and the satellite used for downloads. So basically I need to be able to "get at " this taskbar icon from a remote computer and get the internet Web pages etc. diplayed and be usable on the remote PC. Any ideas how to simply do this task. I have windows XP pro. Forgive my ignorance if this is easy to do but my knowledge of networking is zero (at present !!) -- thanks in advance for any help Peter =?Utf-8?B?cGFmb3M=?= |
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Unfortunately, satellite Internet connections are one of the few areas where
this might not be easy at all. Try: 1. Go to Control Panel - Network and Internet Connections - Network Connections. 2. If there is an icon representing the dialup Internet connection, click on it and then, under Network Tasks, click Change settings of this connection. 3. On the Advanced tab, click to select the Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection check box. 4. Under Internet Connection Sharing, in Home networking connection, select the wireless adapter. 5. Reboot both computers; establish the wireless connection; open IE on the remote PC. Doug Sherman MCSE, MCSA, MCP+I, MVP "pafos" <> wrote in message news:07D5F35B-E436-466F-B148-... > I have many years computer experience (too many!!) but have never needed to > set up any networks. Perhaps those of you with network experience may shed > some light on how to go about fulfilling my requirements. > I intend to join two PC's in an ad hoc network using PCI wirless adaptors > 802.11g. No problem yet . I now want to be able to remotely connect to my > satellite internet service, installed on my main PC, from a remote PC on the > wirless LAN. Now in order to get the main PC connected I have to initiate the > satellite connection process by clicking on an ICON in the Windows XP > taskbar. This results in an automatic dial up internet connection being > established followed by an automatic connection to the satellite server. The > dial up connection is used for uploads and the satellite used for > downloads. > So basically I need to be able to "get at " this taskbar icon from a remote > computer and get the internet Web pages etc. diplayed and be usable on the > remote PC. > Any ideas how to simply do this task. I have windows XP pro. Forgive my > ignorance if this is easy to do but my knowledge of networking is zero (at > present !!) > > -- > thanks in advance for any help > Peter Doug Sherman [MVP] |
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