I'm trying to set up a home network and I'm having problems. (see details)?
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You don't need a HUB, that's what the Switch is for.  It's a smarter version of a HUB.  Hook all of your equipment up and then run the Network Set Up wizard in windows.  I would run it on your server first and then the other machines.  Make sure you write down all of your information and input it EXACTLY the same on all machines.  It's called the Network Set Up wizard in XP, I don't know what it is called in ME, but it is there.  Just open up My Network Places to find it.
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Probably the best place to get detailed info is from the router manual. If you don't have it, perhaps you can download it.\nI assume you need to go into router config utility and setup port forwarding on port 53.
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Things to check for:\n1. Is the wireless access point connected to your router (unless the access point and the router are in the same unit)?\n2. Do both computers have valid IP addresses (and valid network masks and gateway addresses)?  These must either be set by hand, or else you set the computers for DHCP (but that only works if either the router or your ISP is providing the DHCP service -- to make the router offer DHCP service you would have to turn on "NAT" in the router).\n3. Can each computer ping the other?
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have u installed all the software that came the router,\n\nif it is a wireless router i think you need to hard wire it to your pc in the first instance to set it up, when it is set up then activate the wireless option
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check out this\n\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/home-network.htm
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get another lan card.\n\nalthough i doubt it would work cause I've never tried it before but try having two lan connections to your hub and set different ip's for each connection.
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My Friend.. what all my friends above told u is correct if its some other operating system....but in your case you have a XP Home Edition...which dosent support networking...even if you have a network card...it wont be able to function due to the limitation of the Home Edition.Install 98 on both the systems...or upgrade your XP home edition to XP Professional....Cheers
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make sure your dhcp server is reachable from your computer. Most of the time its a firewall blocking it so turn off your firewall.\n\nAlso, make sure you dhcp is actually running. ;)
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Check the modem to see if there are still any DHCP address left for it to hand out. Check if the DHCP server can hand out IP addresses to the wired computers, not just to the wireless computers.\nCheck if you can have both a wireless and a wired connection at the same time (some modems will only allow one type of connection). Check if your network card is installed properly. Check if the cable is still good, swap it with a different cable if you can.
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Im assuming you are trying to bring up your router setup. Check your cables if this is the case. A bit more info would help.
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Try making sure that the cable is properly connected on both ends. If they are, make sure that your network adapter has all the newest drivers. If it does, make sure your network adapter is a 10/100 adapter and so is your router. If it is, contact Linksys.
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u have to configure wireless router ....provide IP and subnet + gateway in this. save the configuration . u can access this wireless router by ur browser . type default ip in browser like 192.168.1.1 and press enter. after opening the welcome screen go to lan setting and provide information there. make sure u applying some security other wise ur neighbours can also access ur wi-fi\n\non the other end use pc or desktop and install and configure wireless ethernet card. provide ip, subnet, gateway, dns info in card. check with  self ping then try to connect with wireless router.\n\nif u having problem then explain ur question so i can help more to u.\n\nthnks .... good luck!!!
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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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Trey connecting with other browsers... If it's the same problem, you should contact your network provider. Either the network is down, they didn't give you corectly the configuration, the wires aren't connected...
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make sure that you are using same IP range in both the router. ( IE. 192.168.1.1 - 192.168.1.254 ) with 255.255.255.0 same subnet. if you are using different range other one it might cause you this problem.\n\nare you able to ping that node ( PC )\n\nhave you installed all services in all PC.\n\nare you using firewall ( third party firewall ) in any PC.\n\nit would be easy for me to give you correct solution if you can provide more details.
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i think there may be a problem with the router you are using\n\nbetter check it with the seller
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Ok, first check your cabling(are the cables plugged into place? Are the connector ok?).Next check your computer's IP settings in order to make sure that youre computers are in the same network class, but each one has a different IP address. After that try to ping the other computers (Start-\n>run->cmd and the command is ping ip_address  - eg.: ping 192.168.8.10). If all works well make sure your computers ar in the same workgroup