[slikom] Re: net i umrezavanje
- From: "Jelena" <lena.ns72@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: <slikom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2010 14:57:02 +0200
Hvala Gordane !
Jedno od ta dva ce verujem odraditi posao .
Puno ti hvala.
A. evo i dodatka . Tekst je na engleskom i u mom slucaju savrseno radi .
Evo teksta kako sve uraditi sa dva racunara i dve Viste ali radi naravno i
sa Win 7 . Uz malo snalazenja naravno .
Connect Two or More Vista Computers Together using Wireless for Sharing
Internet and Files
Author: Raymond
9 Feb
During Chinese New Year, I needed to connect 2 laptops together to transfer
some files over to another laptop but unfortunately there are no
wireless router
or cross link network cable. If there is a wireless router, all I need is
the wireless encryption password or if I had a cross link cable, manually
setting
up the IP address and subnet mask will do. Luckily I could still remember
the steps on how to
share internet connection in XP
without wireless router but this time I had Windows Vista.
Other than able to connect to each other and access shared files, it is also
possible to share internet connection. I hate to use Windows Vista but for
the first time I am impressed on how easy it is to connect 2 or more
computers together using ad hoc wireless network in Windows Vista. So if you
have
a mixture of XP and Vista computers that you want to share files or internet
connection without a wireless router, I'd suggest you to set up the Vista
computer as the server to share the internet and the rest can act as clients
to connect to the Vista computer.
Here's how you do it. First, let's configure the host computer running Vista
that will act as a wireless access point.
1. Right click the small icon that shows 2 computers at the notification
area and select Network and Sharing Center.
right click network icon
2. At the left hand Tasks pane, select "Set up a connection or network"
set up a connection or network
3. Choose "Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network" and
click Next.
Vista set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer network
4. You will now see a window that says "An ad hoc network (sometimes called
a computer-to-computer network) is a temporary network used for sharing
files,
presentations, or an Internet connection among multiple computers and
devices. Computers and devices in ad hoc networks must be within 30 feet of
each
other. If you're currently connected to a wireless network, you might be
disconnected when you set up this network." Click Next.
5. Enter any network name, select a security type and enter a security key
or passphrase. (I use ray-temp-network as network name, WEP for security
type
and password 12345) Click Next. It is optional to check "Save this network"
to save it as wireless network profile. If not, you'll need to recreate it
again the next time after a reboot.
wireless network name and security key
6. Wait for Windows Vista to set up the temporary ad-hoc network. Once it
has finished setting up, it'll tell you that the network is ready to use. If
you
want to share internet connection, click "Turn on Internet connection
sharing" located at the bottom of the window.
Vista Turn On Internet Connection Sharing
That's all you need to do on the HOST computer. As you can see, the wizard
makes it so easy on how to set up an ad-hoc wireless network in Vista. To
connect
another laptop whether it is running Windows XP or Vista, open up your
Wireless Network Connection to scan for the ad-hoc connection. The network
name
that you configured at step 5 above should show up in the list. I will show
you an example on how I use another Vista computer to connect to the host
computer.
1. Right click the small icon that shows 2 computers at the notification
area and select Connect to a network.
connect to security enabled network
2. Select the network ray-temp-network and click Connect. If you're prompted
that the network you're trying to connect is an unsecured network, just
select
"Connect Anyway".
3. Enter the security key/passphrase as 12345 (or the one which you enter at
step 5 when setting up the HOST) and click Connect.
You should see a message that says "Successfully connected to [Your Network
Name]". Click Close and you can start using the Internet and also access the
shared files on the other computer that is connected to the ad-hoc network.
Remember, the computers must be within 30 feet (9 meters) or else you will
get very unstable or no connection at all.
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