-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Networking help needed
- From: "Chris Spotta" <chris@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 20:43:44 +0100
The differences in OS will only matter to setting up a network, they should
not matter for sharing a broadband connection. - can all three see the
internet ok?
Sounds like maybe 2 machines have the same IP address - which they shouldn't
if your router is doing it's job properly.
What router is it (make/model)
What happens if you turn all 3 pcs off
And boot up in order
XP, 98business, 98grandson ?
Once this problem is sorted out - and we have adjusted some other settings
you should be able to see the 98business machine with the XP one (but not
the other way around)
Regards
Chris
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Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Networking help needed
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I hope that I can explain my problem well enough so that I can get some =
help.
I have a computer running W98 P2, first edition and using cable modem. I =
installed a Net Gear router.
On this computer I do all my business tasks, pay bills, do my banking =
etc.
My grandson has an emachine running W98 SE with a wireless card that I =
installed.
He uses my cable connection to connect to the Internet. But no file =
sharing is enabled.
No problems so far for over a year.
Now for my problem:
I have just purchased a new Dell P4 XP Home-SP2 with a network card =
already installed.
I want to be able to transfer files from the old computer to the new =
one.
I purchased a network cable, plugged it into my router and then into the =
XP computer.
Immediately I got an error on the business machine (W98 FE) that said:
"The system has detected a conflict for IP Address 192.168.0.2 with the =
system having hardware address 00:13:20:5D:6C:7F.
I understand that it would be a better choice to have the XP computer as =
the main central point. And after I get more comfortable with it I plan =
on doing that. But I must be sure first that I can do my business tasks =
that require me to be online. Plus I don't want to mess up my grandson's =
wireless settings.
Is it possible that all I need to do is configure my router to accept =
this new computer? I believe I did this to get my grandson's machine to =
access my connection. But I'm drawing a blank when I try to remember how =
I did it.
I also have a Cat 5e Crossover Cable, so would it be possible to connect =
computer to computer to transfer the files from the W98 FE to the XP =
Home computer? If so, do I have to do any configuring on both machines?
If someone could get me started or send me to a tutorial web site I =
would appreciate it. I think the thing that is bothering me most is the =
difference between the OS's on both machines. I feel lost, LOL.
TIA,
Sammi
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