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To: Kid Rock who wrote (36280)9/1/2003 10:44:25 AM
From: shadowman  Respond to of 110653
 
You've probably already tried this but FWIW.

This might sound a little basic, but I've found that when configuring IP addresses while setting up a router...after all the proper numbers have been entered (and there is no firewall issue) a re-boot can sometimes magically fix connection problems.



To: Kid Rock who wrote (36280)9/1/2003 11:32:29 AM
From: Hope Praytochange  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 110653
 
i use linksys as router to the network of 8 PCs. each time
you add a new PC to the network: power OFF all PCs, then linksys, then cable modem--- in that order. Wait for few minutes then power ON in reverse order: cable, linksys, PC... It works for me....just a thought ...keep us informed in case you get it solved


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