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GREG@SN95 01-28-2007 09:04 AM

Need computer networkin help
 
ok...

we have a linksys wifi router, a network harddirve, and printer...

but I can't figure how to network em all...

some tell me how?

I'm 99% sure that the wires are correct...

I just cant figure how to share the hard drive and printer etc

Must See 01-28-2007 09:08 AM

call linksys.....

GREG@SN95 01-28-2007 09:12 AM


Originally Posted by Must See (Post 242906)
call linksys.....

ha ha... wow... thats a great idea...

thanks

Must See 01-28-2007 09:31 AM

yes i know, I had trouble with my linksys a while back so i called them and they were a big help

theponyfactor 01-28-2007 12:57 PM

do you have everything shared?

r3dn3ck 01-29-2007 11:12 AM

That's not enough info to be very thorough but, you'll need to check that they've all gotten an IP via DHCP. You can check the current leases in the Firewall/Router. I would reserve an IP to each MAC address so you don't have to deal with differing IP's after a power failure. If you're sharing the printer from a desktop/laptop then you'll need to make sure the OS is sharing it. If you're sharing from IP ready devices then you just need to know which devices have which IP's and then you can simply connect from the tools menu of any Explorer window.

If you want, PM me your Yahoo IM handle and I'll walk you through the setup as much as I can.

GREG@SN95 01-29-2007 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by r3dn3ck (Post 243179)
That's not enough info to be very thorough but, you'll need to check that they've all gotten an IP via DHCP. You can check the current leases in the Firewall/Router. I would reserve an IP to each MAC address so you don't have to deal with differing IP's after a power failure. If you're sharing the printer from a desktop/laptop then you'll need to make sure the OS is sharing it. If you're sharing from IP ready devices then you just need to know which devices have which IP's and then you can simply connect from the tools menu of any Explorer window.

If you want, PM me your Yahoo IM handle and I'll walk you through the setup as much as I can.

AIM NAME = redneckgreg3263
YAHOO NAME = redneckgreg3263

been a little busy lately so don't be surprised if I aint on

wnracing 01-29-2007 09:01 PM


Originally Posted by GREG@SN95 (Post 243306)
AIM NAME = redneckgreg3263
YAHOO NAME = redneckgreg3263

been a little busy lately so don't be surprised if I aint on

Greg, seriously.. Call Linksys. They are one of the only company's that actually has customer support that is still in the states. They will get you set up. :boink:

GREG@SN95 01-29-2007 09:09 PM


Originally Posted by wnracing (Post 243309)
Greg, seriously.. Call Linksys. They are one of the only company's that actually has customer support that is still in the states. They will get you set up. :boink:

yah... I will...

I get up early and go to work... then off to school... then I usually chill with my pals and get home at midnight... go to sleep @ 2 AM and repeat...

lol... hard to find time for other shit

r3dn3ck 01-30-2007 12:15 PM

sent you a contact add request. LMK.


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