I have a client who just upgraded 3 networked systems and though each can access the internet ok and see each other on his lan they can't access each other. attached is the info and I see he has a static ip. I did a release/renew no luck. he says he isn't paying for a static ip. his service is verizon dsl via a westell 327w wifi router. would I need to have them provision his service for dynamic to resume communication between the units? any help is greatly appreciated. thanks
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Jump to Postwhat kind of firewall and antivirus does he have running? Does he have Norton's, which can cause this issue?
Jump to PostMost firewall software interferes with networking by default. Make sure this network is set to "trusted" or go into the "rules" or "exceptions" section of the firewall settings and make set a "trusted" IP range for the systems he wants to interconnect.
Jump to Postwhat do yuo mean by "access"? the smb shares? or they can't ping each other or what?
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