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May 10th, 2004, 04:54 AM
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Connect XP and 2000 with switch?
Hello,
I've recently connected two computers (one running WIN XP PRO and the other WIN 2000 PRO) to Internet with a switch. The two computers have different computer name and IP number. Scenario: the switch is linked to the Internet-output on the wall, and the computers connected to the switch. The two computers are configured with IP numbers etc, and can run Internet. But how do I now proceed to connect these two computers with each other, to create a home network?  //its a great place to enhance knowledge
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May 10th, 2004, 03:20 PM
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I guess that each computer has an Internet IP address (rather than an internal one like 192.168.0.x).
I think you'd be a lot easier doing your network differently. Plug the Internet connection into one computer (which would need an additional network card), or a router, and make this have two IP addresses - one internal and one external. This would then share the Internet to the other computer which would also have an internal IP address.
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