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Offline Martinus

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Originally posted by diamondgeezer
Right, the two boxes now talk to each other. No problems with that.

What I can't figure out is this whole interweb connection sharing buisness. Like I said we've got an ADSL modem going in to me bro's box via USB. This is why his box is firewalled, see?

Anyway, I've tried running the interweb sharing wizard gizmo on both boxes, but all that does is stop them communicating all together. Perhaps it's not taking in to account the fact they're connected directly rather than via a hub.

So anyone that can offer some inspiration, please fire away

[color=66ff00]Host:
Protocols: TCP-IP + Netbeui (can't hurt)

IP 192.168.0.1
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: blank

Domain: Workgroup (Case sensitive IIRC)

Share something (CDROM, HDD, Folder, whatever)

Right click on DSL connection and click share connection and dial on demand or whatever it's called.

Create a user for the connecting PC and give it a the same login/password as the guest PC. (also case sensitive)


Guest:
Protocols: Same as Host

IP 192.168.0.2
Mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.0.1
Fill out your provider's DNS IP too.

Domain: Identical to host (remember case sensitivity)

Go to internet options and choose connect via LAN.

Reboot both muters, host first (not 100% necessary but often works out a login glitch).

Open a browser on the second muter and see if you can pull up a page.
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Offline diamondgeezer

DG vs. WinXP Home Networking Oddities
Oh **** that. I'm not that desperate :D

Cheers anyway

 

Offline 01010

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I was under the impression that internet connection sharing/networking was only available in the pro edition of XP. Maybe that's the problem.
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DG vs. WinXP Home Networking Oddities
I was also under the impression that it only worked for dialup as well.

 

Offline diamondgeezer

DG vs. WinXP Home Networking Oddities
Be a lot easier with cable :nod:

 
DG vs. WinXP Home Networking Oddities
ICS is available on everything since 98SE, though you needed an ME machine to grab the wizard off.

And the stuff Meag listed is basicly the quickest approach, and takes approx. 15 minutes.

And the boot-order thing might just save you.
just another newbie without any modding, FREDding or real programming experience

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Offline Nico

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Originally posted by ChronoReverse
Eh?  You mean Win2k is.

In any case, you can always turn off the visual customizations altogether and it'll suddenly look like Win2k again.


which looks like 95, you know :p
SCREW CANON!

  

Offline karajorma

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DG vs. WinXP Home Networking Oddities
http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/

If maeg's advice still doesn't work.
Karajorma's Freespace FAQ. It's almost like asking me yourself.

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