Give us some more infos on your setup: OS, router model, LAN/ WLAN etc, etc...





Michael

Go to Start->run->enter 'cmd'

then, in the command prompt, enter ipconfig /all

and post the result here, or


enter ipconfig /all > ip.txt

and post the content of the file ip.txt here.

You want to access the Internet with all your computers through the Linksys wireless router....

To determine whether the computers have a wireless card installed, go to Start->Control...

Did you read the fine manual? Normaly, everything you need to know is explained there.

Short form:

Router: Activate DHCP, activate WLAN, enable encryption (WEP, WPA), define SSI (name of your...

You could use an USB-Wireless Adapter for the two remaining computers. You could also connect them by a cat.5 ethernet cable with the router. WLAN would probably be the simplest thing.



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Did you try it from another computer in your local network or from the internet? If you want others to access your FTP-server from the internet, then you must open Port 21 in your Router/ Firewall.
...

DynDns?

=> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=dyndns&btnG=Google+Search






Michael

Or just reset the router. Because I don't believe their hotline can heklp you if you forget your password.





Michael

Could be username = admin and password = nothing, but why don't you check the manual of the router? Eye problems? If you don't have the manual, download it from the manufacturers website.



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It seems to work now.

I get: No web site is configured at this address.

I can't ping you either. Are you blocking the echo request? I wouldn't use IIS either, it's a peace of garbage and full of leaks. Ever heard about...

Is Port 80 forwarded to the correct IP adress, which means the IP adress of the Win200 server?

That doesn't make sense to me... Do or do you not get an IP from your router??

If you do not get an IP from your router, then either DHCP is deactivated or the WEP key in your WLAN card is...

Obviously the WEP-key entered in your network configuration does not fit the one that is active in the router.
Or do you get any kind of message like "Connected with <SSID>, Signal strength: good,...

1. What about pinging the IP of Hotmail.com - did it work?

2. I have never done that, but it could be worth a try: start in safe mode with network drivers and try it from there!




Michael

Yes you do, the one that comes with XP SP2. Just disable it.

The MTU: I think you should experiment a little bit with this value. First, do not change anything on the router, but do the following...

Very strange. You did of course disable all desktop firewalls?

If you cannot ping the url of the sites, did you try to ping their IP-Adresses?

Did you change the MTU on your PC AND on the...

1. Did you try to ping the sites that you cannot access?

2. Did you try an alternate browser?

Well I first assumed that it's an university network or something similar.



Michael

Did you restart your computer?


Btw:

http://computercops.biz/postt84738.html

Notice what 'BillPStudios' says: "This is one of those stubborn programs which can really cause a problem when...

Look clean to me.

Maybe your problem has something to do with the MTU:

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/5793


You can set the MTU with the tool DRTCP:

http://www.dslreports.com/faq/578

Did you talk to other people in the network if they experience the same problems?

I think your system is probably still infected. Try eScan, a free anti-malware tool, which uses the...

What about this:

http://www.doshelp.com/Ports/113.htm



Michael