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Hi
Just for info. what you call a modem is actually a combo Modem/Wireless Router. So for all purpose of seeking help use the term Router (it makes it easy to people to understand how your Network is built). If both computers can surf the Internet the problem is related to the sharing (I.e. leave alone the poor Router  ).Maybe this can Help. Successful Sharing involves some general consideration in Network settings, http://www.ezlan.net/sharing.html As well as specific adjustment of each computer according to what it is allowed to be shared. Windows XP File Sharing - http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;304040 Printer Sharing XP - http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...utt_july2.mspx Windows Native Firewall setting for Sharing XP - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875357 Windows XP patch for Sharing with Vista - http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922120 Jack (MVP-Networking). "JL" <> wrote in message news:5DBCA9EC-7945-4319-99AA-... > Hi Hasan, > > My PC is connected to the modem (provided by my ISP) with the cable, and > the > laptop is connected wireless to the same modem > > I use Assign an address automatically in both. And it is my ISP that set > the > IP address, not my computer. I also have the IP for the modem. > > John, I don't know why the lease is set to 1 minute, I searched in Help... > that doesn't help, I don't know how to change it myself. I made more > changes > to "sharing", I still have no computer in ME in A (laptop), and only B in > computer B (desktop) > > When it was working, I could send files from A to B, never the opposite, > and > my printer and scanner are connected to A too. > > Thanks again > > "HASAN" wrote: > >> >> "JL" <> wrote in message >> news:9A551799-109A-4E52-A84F-... >> > that's my ISP that gives the IP address. I don't decide. I am not sure >> > (because when it works, I don't check), but I think it has always been >> > the >> > case. There is nothing I can do... or is it? >> > >> > "HASAN" wrote: >> > >> >> >> >> "JL" <> wrote in message >> >> news:AFB303D2-F0F2-46BC-BFC0-... >> >> >> >> Both have the same IP you said! so it would never work!!! they must >> >> have >> >> unique IP addresses, for example set the first one to "192.168.1.100" >> >> and >> >> the other to "192.168.1.101"; >> >> >> >> >> >> I read all your posts to get your systems configuration, it seems you >> have a >> PC which is connected to your ISP, and as you have said your ISP gave you >> an >> IP address to set for this system,you connect your laptop to this PC to >> make >> a home network and also be able to connect to internet by both systems, >> its >> all OK up to here. but you made a mistake in the next step, you set the >> laptop IP to the same IP address , it means you have 2 systems on one >> network with a same IP, its not going to work at all. the way for your >> two >> system configuration is to change the IP address of the laptop to the >> "automatic IP assignment", and on your PC share the internet connection ( >> right click on the network connection to your ISP, find sharing in >> properties). in this way your laptop connects to internet through your PC >> not directly, so it doesn't need to have the same IP address as the one >> your >> ISP asked to. >> hope it helps >> HASAN >> >> |
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so you have a modem/router, you must specify this before! then the only
system seen by your ISP is your router, it means the given IP by your ISP must be set for this router not for those poor PC and laptop, they must have distinct IP address. so do this: 1-go to the router control panel( it is usually found at an IP address, in my case its 192.168.1.254, check this at your modem manuals), as you have a working internet connection it means the ISP IP is set correctly, so don't change it. and go to router DHCP configurations 2- choose one of these scenarios: I. set the modem to "DHCP: On" in this condition, in this case your router gives IP's to PCs which send a request then set both your systems to automatic IP II.the other method is to set "DHCP  ff", and set your two systems to two different IP addresses. when you have a router, all your connections to the outside world is passed through the router( it is why it is called a gateway), then you need to specify your given ISP IP for the router only, all your local systems IPs are translated by your router automatically. HASAN "Jack (MVP-Networking)." <> wrote in message news:... > Hi > Just for info. what you call a modem is actually a combo Modem/Wireless > Router. > So for all purpose of seeking help use the term Router (it makes it easy > to people to understand how your Network is built). > If both computers can surf the Internet the problem is related to the > sharing (I.e. leave alone the poor Router ).> Maybe this can Help. > Successful Sharing involves some general consideration in Network > settings, http://www.ezlan.net/sharing.html > As well as specific adjustment of each computer according to what it is > allowed to be shared. > Windows XP File Sharing - > http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;304040 > Printer Sharing XP - > http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/u...utt_july2.mspx > Windows Native Firewall setting for Sharing XP - > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/875357 > Windows XP patch for Sharing with Vista - > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/922120 > Jack (MVP-Networking). > > > "JL" <> wrote in message > news:5DBCA9EC-7945-4319-99AA-... >> Hi Hasan, >> >> My PC is connected to the modem (provided by my ISP) with the cable, and >> the >> laptop is connected wireless to the same modem >> >> I use Assign an address automatically in both. And it is my ISP that set >> the >> IP address, not my computer. I also have the IP for the modem. >> >> John, I don't know why the lease is set to 1 minute, I searched in >> Help... >> that doesn't help, I don't know how to change it myself. I made more >> changes >> to "sharing", I still have no computer in ME in A (laptop), and only B in >> computer B (desktop) >> >> When it was working, I could send files from A to B, never the opposite, >> and >> my printer and scanner are connected to A too. >> >> Thanks again >> >> "HASAN" wrote: >> >>> >>> "JL" <> wrote in message >>> news:9A551799-109A-4E52-A84F-... >>> > that's my ISP that gives the IP address. I don't decide. I am not sure >>> > (because when it works, I don't check), but I think it has always been >>> > the >>> > case. There is nothing I can do... or is it? >>> > >>> > "HASAN" wrote: >>> > >>> >> >>> >> "JL" <> wrote in message >>> >> news:AFB303D2-F0F2-46BC-BFC0-... >>> >> >>> >> Both have the same IP you said! so it would never work!!! they must >>> >> have >>> >> unique IP addresses, for example set the first one to "192.168.1.100" >>> >> and >>> >> the other to "192.168.1.101"; >>> >> >>> >> >>> >>> I read all your posts to get your systems configuration, it seems you >>> have a >>> PC which is connected to your ISP, and as you have said your ISP gave >>> you an >>> IP address to set for this system,you connect your laptop to this PC to >>> make >>> a home network and also be able to connect to internet by both systems, >>> its >>> all OK up to here. but you made a mistake in the next step, you set the >>> laptop IP to the same IP address , it means you have 2 systems on one >>> network with a same IP, its not going to work at all. the way for your >>> two >>> system configuration is to change the IP address of the laptop to the >>> "automatic IP assignment", and on your PC share the internet connection >>> ( >>> right click on the network connection to your ISP, find sharing in >>> properties). in this way your laptop connects to internet through your >>> PC >>> not directly, so it doesn't need to have the same IP address as the one >>> your >>> ISP asked to. >>> hope it helps >>> HASAN >>> >>> > |
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