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I have 3 computers, one with Win 2000 Pro, the other with Win XP Home, the other isn't really a true comp, but a Sony Playstation 2 with the linux kit - trying to get them all to share a cable hookup via LInksys BEFSR51 router - server side IP aqcuire enabled DMZ enabled on the sony - experiencing odd problems (intermittant failures, never really the same error twice, can't really get more than 2 devices to work at once) - a buddy of mine says its because of the two MS OSes fighting and until i upgrade the 2000 to XP i will be stuck in Router hell
is this true? i don't want to pay 600 bucks to upgrade a perfectly good OS if i don't have to... thanks in advance Last edited by bitonti : July 23rd, 2003 at 03:07 PM. |
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I have a number of mixed windows 2000/XP/Redhat networks running on BEFSR41 routers without any problems. There are no problems with W2K and XP on the same network if they're configured correctly.
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thanks doug
turns out it works after much wailing and nashing of teeth - may sound stupid but rotated em around in the ports and eventually it worked.. so far. Still some outages. could be a gamey linksys after all, port 3 refuses to work. do your linksys routers in network ever "go bad"? sigh its always on the physical level
thanks much for the response - somewhat of a newb to this and appreciate the forum, its not like the vendors are any help, one blames the other and no one will admit their products are junky have a nice nite |
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I had one linksys become intermittent. I called or emailed linksys, got an RMA, mailed it to them and they promptly mailed me a new router. Other than that one instance the linksys products I use have worked fine.
If a port is bad perhaps there is a hardware problem. You might check the specs if there is any chance you got a transformer power pack mixed up, it seems to me that different models use different power transformers. |
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