what is the important of  setting gateway to ur network what is the important?
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A gateway is a must for your PC to establish connectivity to external networks (and internet). The gateway is a device which lets your PC communicate with external networks. Whether you need to specify a gateway or not depends on your configuration. In the case of a dial up connection and dynamically alloted IP addresses, gateway is also picked up automatically. However if you have a static IP address assigned to your system, you may also have to specify the gateway.
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set the your gateway on TCP/IP into the IP address of your ISP, this should work. If it doesn't work, contact your ISP. There's nothing wrong with your network means the problem is in your connection with your ISP.
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routers are just directing connections to and from computers, so it doesn't matter what kind of system you're using, just make sure the computer is setup and functioning correctly.
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A VPN Client (Softwae) must have the IP of the VPN Gateway (Router), KEY (Hex encrypted data), and last but not least, be authorized as a user on the Router.\n                 OR\nThe IP address' of the other VPN Router are entered,  as well as the same key.\n\nThe first case is for a student to be able to connect to his home network, the second is for a remote office to be connected to the main office
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if you are useing windows open the command prompt(u can do this by typing 'cmd' on the Run command box). Then in the command prompt type ipconfig.It gives ur network details including IP, gateway etc..
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See the source for some help setting up your network.
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As long as your ISP is providing DHCP service and your workstations are set up for DHCP, the default router configuration should handle everything for you. If your ISP is not providing DHCP then you will have to manually set up your internet DNS and gateway information on your router. Your router should then handle the DHCP from there.
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Good question !! base of networking.\n   Gateway: When number of system are in the same network & want to access the other network a device called as Router or L3 switch helps to connect other networks. So to move out to other network through router or the l3 switch one ip is given to the interface of the device ie router or switch. That ip is called as gateway of the network.\n Also gateway is the hardware device which helps to convert the protocols.\n  Subnet : Sub net the word it self gives the idea that it divide's the network. Subnetting help to divide the host bits & network bits.\n  Tcp-ip : Tcp-ip is the universal suite of protocol.It works on the transport layer of OSI module. It is the media of communication between computers.\n   Its very deep theory dear !!!! but i had given brief idea on it !!! i hope u get it!!!!  hacker2783@yahoo.com
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Here's what you have to do:\n\n1. Click>Start>ControlPanel>Network Connections\n2. Right Click>Local Area Network>Properties\n3. Click> InternetProtocol(TCP/IP)>properties\n4. Make an IP address \n                   ex: computerXP: 192.168.14.1\n                   ex: computer2k:  192.168.14.2\n    subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 (which is applicable for both                     computers\n\n5. If your using a network HUB the previous steps are a must use.\n\n6. If your using a network router, here are some additional stepes you must do.\n\n7. Know your gateway, which can be found in your network router settings.\n\n8. Once gateway is obtained, then include the gateway into your settings. The gateway is for internet purpose.\n\n\nIF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS e-mail me at: butchqt08@yahoo.com
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Border Gateway protocol is fairly complicated and is very seldom needed unless you are an ISP or connecting a large corporate wan to another large wan. Start with buying a high end Cisco router.
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you usually login to your router using http://192.168.1.1 or something like that. you can leave the firewall on, but enable port forwarding to do whatever you want to do - p2p for example.
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check your IP  configuration it sounds like you need to make some adjustments.  The computers were never configured on a private network were they? How about the router have you configured that? See if the PC is getting assinged and IP address by the router. Go to start menu, select run, type cmd, then press ok, then in the dos window that opens type ipconfig and press enter.  Does it come back with your IP address, etc.? What does the default gateway say?
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Make sure you are getting an ip address\ndo this\nStart..run..type cmd..when the command prompt comes up\ntype ipconfig /all\n\nsee what your default gateway is.. it might be a number like 192.168.1.1\n\nping your default gateway\n\nif you get a reply, it maybe your internet connection settings.\n\ndo you have encryption such as WEP / WPA on this connection?\n\nIf everything seems fine and you have set up the wep key and everything else properly. Run the connection wizard and say that you want to connect to the internet using a broadband connection that is always on.\n\nalso like shyla said make sure your LAN is disabled.
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Make sure all PCs having network card. Connect all computers to a common Hub /Switch. Give IPs to all computers in same network ( eg 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.1.30 ). \nOver.. Now ur network is ready.
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Set your WPA security in the wireless section of your router's configuration.\n\nOnce you set it up you will need to provide a network key lenght depends on the encryption strength you select.  Some routers will generate keys for you.\n\nWhen you connect the laptop to your network you will need to provide the ssid, encryption type and network key for them to gain access to your network.\n\nSave the profile and that's it.
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Start, Control Panel, Internet Options, go to the connections tab, and click the setup button.  It should guide you from there.
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The active connections are computers that are connecting to yours at that time.  These connections will depend on what programs you have open and what they are doing.\n\nYou're fairly safe from yahoo, msn etc.  The bare IP addresses are likely to be peer-to-peer connections if you're running any P2P software, otherwise they could be your ISP's servers.  I've also seen it recording a fair number of recent web server addresses as bare IPs if you've been surfing for a while.\n\nIf you're worried about someone trying to break into your system make sure you're running a decent firewall (ZoneAlarm or Black Ice).  \n\nSomeone might be able to look into your personal stuff by knowing your IP, it depends on what software and services you're running on your computer and how your firewall is configured.\n\nA gateway computer is a one that acts as an access point to another network.  Most often it is a system running a proxy server or a router.\n\nA subnet mask is a way of dividing up a network so that certain systems will only communicate with other systems that you want them to.