It got a DSL connection come in. First , it reach the wirless router. Then connect to a switch and all the computer in a samll room. I use TCP/IP ( wiht DHCP ) and Netbios protocl. I always can't browse network neightboor sometime it c each other sometime don't. It happen random so i sure is not the cable or port having any problem. All the computer able to hit interenet.
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Browsing is usually a slow process in a workgroup-based network.  This is simply because windows has to search the network to discover the other computers.  I'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with the fact that you have multiple editions of windows XP.  Make sure that the computers actually are in the same workgroup, or it will be slow.  Avoid browsing the network, simply type the name or IP of the computer you want to access directly in the address bar as "&#92;&#92;computername".  The only way to make browsing faster that I am aware of is to have a WINS server.  Traditionally only enterprise networks bother with this.  One last thing; you probably don't need Netbios for anything.  Modern networks only require TCP/IP for local and internet communication.  Turning it off may improve your connection, as windows won't have to inspect the incomming packets for the Netbois protocol.  Tip: for easy access between computers on a workgroup, use the same login credentials on all computers.  Windows will not bother sending domain information with the credentials the first time, so if the username and password happen to be the same, you should be granted access automatically.
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maybe u need to conect to the router with the ethernet in ur pc or lap top, disable the  wireless moden in ur internet connections
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Dont let your ISP BS you! I have seen many a case where there was an intemittant connection in cable lines as well as phone lines! If you are sure it aint on your end, tell them either to fix it or you will look for another provider.
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im having similar problems. i just bought a linksys 4 port and if im online on my laptop and someone gets online on the desktop, we lose internet on one and get really slow internet on the other one. the only explaination that ive found is that linksys is a hub, not a router, which means it just sends signals, doesnt really process them, like a lazy/stupid router.
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Ok, a few steps:\n1. Try connecting the modem to the computer. If u are unnable to connect to the internet the the problem could be youre modem(mo signal or hardware malfunction) or the cable you are using\n2. If step 1 succeds (and youre connection is ok) try connecting your modem to the router, router to the computer, access the router from youre computer (it mostlikely has a web interface accesable by a private space address - check the routers instruction manual to see it's default address and what address you should use for youre computer) and try to configure the wan interface on youre router....If that fails hmmm..I never got to that but come back and we'll try more :D
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first try and connect the PC directly to the cable/dsl modem and reboot the pc and modem.  If you get on the internet, then somethign is up with the router.\n\nFirst try and hit the reset button on the router, you'll need a paper clip or a pencil point to do that.  Give that a try and see.  If you still cant get on, then the router is probably dead.
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the connection u try to share is from a router or switch, or from a computer from an internet connection to another with out???\n\nif u use switch or router check the manual and the device settings, if u are using a pc download some routing applications to allow to the pc with the internet connection to provide routing to the one that is not having
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Few things to look for:\n\n1. Do you have cable or dsl or dial connection?\n2. Earlier when you did not have the router, were you entering the login/password to connect to internet? If so, you have to configure your cable/dsl modem to host the login/password. For SBC DSL modem you can do it by http://192.168.1.0/ and there is a option available in "advanced configuration" to do that.\n3. Did you connect the ethernet cable from the cable/dsl modem to the \n    WAN port of the router?\n4. Are you getting the Dynamic IP assigned by the router? Check it by Start->Run->Cmd->ipconfig. It should show you some IP address like 192.168.1.x.\n5. Run the following command in the command window (start->Run->cmd)\n       ping www.yahoo.com\n\nHope this helps.
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Your desktop machine is wired directly to the router? \nHere are some tests to try.  At your desktop machine, open a command window \n\nStart / Run  then type cmd and click OK \nNow ping your NIC [network interface card] by typing this in the command window\nping 127.0.0.1\nHit the Enter key.  You should receive 4 replies if your NIC is working.  If not, that's your first problem. \n\nIf the NIC is good, ping your router... The IP you need to use kind of depends on which router you bought.  Belkin tends to use the less typical 192.168.2.1 but if your router is also your DSL modem, you'll need to find out what it's default IP is.. \nAnyway, ping as before \nping 192.168.2.1 \nor the more typical \nping 192.168.1.1 \nand hope for the best... \n\nIf your router passes these tests, check your TCP/IP settings... \nStart / Control Panel / Network Connections \nRight click your wired lan card and choose Properties. On the General tab, select Internet Protocol [TCP/IP] and click the Properties button. \n\nThe first settings to try should be to obtain the IP and DNS automatically BUT if there are numbers entered, write them down before making a change!  Click OK to make the changes take effect.  Either open your browser or go back to the command window and ping www.yahoo.com \n\nThere is more to try but I've at least scratched the surface for you...
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OKay well first off, don't manually put in the ip information.  Instead allow the router to dish out the ips, and then you can tell the router to continually give whatever computer that specific ip.   As far as your net connection not lighting up in the wan port that's very odd.  What type of internet connection do you have?  DSL or Cable or something else?  I'd see what happens if you connect that device directly to a computer....  Make sure you have the latest firmware installed on the router....\n\nhopefully this helps.
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Did you change the NIC? Or is this a new computer?\nCan you ping the modem?\nIf you change out the NIC, they are only $10-15, you may get an easy answer.\nIt could also be the driver for the NIC.\nChanged cable modem?? Why, was the old one bad?\nAre the settings in the modem correct?
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YOu don't give enough information about your system setup.\nFIrst of all, you don't need software, most likely, so dump it.\n\nIs your computer ethernet cable attached directly to the modem?  Or is there a router too?\n\nIf no router and just a modem and computer and ...\nIf the modem is lit up, showing data, then, you can try to reset the basic IP setting in the windows software.\n\nFirst step, power down the modem, and wait a minute or so. Then power it back on. Then follow the instructions below.\n\nGo to START, Run, and type in the word, COMMAND..  When at the black screen prompt, type in IPCONFIG  /RELEASE\nthere is a space between the first word and the forward slash\nThen type in IPCONFIG  /RENEW\nremember the space between the first word and the slash!\n\nAlso note that after each instruction, it might take a moment for the computer to resolve the command. \nOnce you are back at the prompt, Exit from the command line window. Now...\n\nSee if that works.  Try to connect to the internet. Does it work?  Yes?  NO?   Let me know.  Email me if you want with exact details and I will try to help.
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I am not a Mac person, but I don't think that matters in this case. I assume you've got your DSL modem connected to the wall jack, and your 2 port router connected to the DSL modem. Can you connect to the internet if you connect your pc or Mac directly to the DSL modem? If this works and connecting through the router *doesn't* work, there are a few things to check. It could be an issue of the ISP knowing the MAC address of your pc and of your Mac, but it doesn't recognize the MAC address of the router. In the router configuration, probably under advanced settings, there should be an option for "cloning" a Mac address. If one or the other of your machines can connect to the internet when connected directly to the modem, it is the MAC address of *that* machine that you'll want to clone. To get the MAC address on a Windows box, click Start -> Run and type "cmd" to get to a command prompt. Then type "ipconfig /all" (without the quotes, of course). Copy down the "Physical Address" of your network card. Then enter this as the "cloned" MAC address on your router. It may be necessary to do a soft reset of the router at that point. Once it comes back up, the ISP's network will think that your router is in fact your PC, and everything should work just fine. At that point, you should be able to connect both computers to the router and all should be well. If not, while you have both computers connected to the router, see what IP address each has. If neither has an IP address (they should have private IP addresses, something like 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.x), then in your router settings, you'll want to enable DHCP. If however, your router does not offer DHCP, then you'll need to do something like get an old PC (seriously...something like a 400Mhz will do just fine), install a 2nd ethernet card, and then install Smoothwall or IPCop on it. These will handle the DHCP stuff for you (in addition to providing you with an excellent perimeter firewall). In this case, your setup will go from wall to DSL modem to Smoothwall/IPCop box to router.
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I had the same problem with my laptop. Comcast really sucks with their wireless things, my desktop and my brother's worked fine. But my laptop didn't. I actually ended up getting rid of my laptop when it broke because so many things were wrong with it and we believed it was caused by comcast's updates. Complain to comcast until they come to your house and fix it and see about getting a reduction on your bill for lack of service. \nEventually the connection won't connect at all. Don't waste money on getting a computer tech to come out, the odds are he's going to tell you it's comcast. And comcast is going to tell you it's your laptop. Insist that they give you a new modem. \nThere are probably more options, but I'm not great with computers so I avoid technical things like removing and adding hi-tech things, so I complain to my providers.\nHope that helped or gave you a new perspective.
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Hi, Here are a few things to try..\nCheck your connections (cable, NIC, router) Does your NIC have a connectivity light on it? most have a light that shows connectivity and traffic. If there is no light on check your cable. Does your router have connection lights? Check that as well. Try hooking your NIC into a different port on the router. Look in the DHCP settings of your router and see what the range of addresses are being assigned. It may be set to only assign a few.\nIf you are using a static address, you must make sure you are using the same Sub-net mask, address pool &  gateway as your other systems on your Lan. If you know all this is good, then  make sure you have updated drivers for your NIC, you can also try uninistalling TCPIP and re-installing it.
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TCP/IP is probably not configured to connect to the internet on the machines that dont.  I am assuming this is on a network at your office or something like that, and if that is the case, you probably want to let their people mess with it, not you.  if its at home, make sure all of the internet connections gateway through your router.
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First, you need to connect directly with a single computer to the modem/bypass the router..if you can get to the internet then there's nothing wrong with your modem and your dsl signal, then try to connect with a router..if still you can get an intermittent connection then, you need to contact your router's manufacturer for the configuration.\n\nUnplugging the cables in the modem and router and replugging it back again would also help.\n\nIf you cannot connect to the internet when you tried to bypass the router, call your DSL Internet Service Provider (ISP)