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Old July 16th, 2004, 06:51 PM
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Setting up WLAN

I want to set up a wireless netwrok between two desktop PC's. One of them has a pci wireless lan adapter card installed on it and the other is connected to a wireless router ( Netgear WGT624v2) via an ethernet cable. The shipped software proved to be fruitless as the whole process seemed to require that I had a cable or dsl modem which I don't. I currently just want to set up WLAN and be able to share files and play games via IP. So i tried to set it up in My Network Places. I clicked on set up home network and went through the neccessary procedures and then made a netwrok disk and used this on the other PC. The other PC found and connected to a wireless netwrok under the name that I had assigned it to but I was unable to share the files and under the workgroup could only find the computer that I was currently working on in bith cases. I tried this on both PCs.Is there anything I might have missed when I set up the network or router?
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The router should have DHCP enabled. Check to see that this is the case. Once you've checked, make sure that both computers are set to automatically obtain IP settings from a DHCP server. This means that the computers should be configured automatically by the router and the network should work fine.
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