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Lt_Data1 · 12-31-2002, 04:20 PM

Are you using cable or DSL?
Anyway, you may have to add the network cards MAC address into
a list inside the router. Since I am not at home and can't look at mine,
I cant tell you exactly where to look. I don't run mutliple computers
playing MOH either so it may not correct your problem, but I setup one
for a co-worker with a cable modem and when one PC was online and the
other one tried to access the Internet, the other one would be knocked off.
It was corrected once I entered the MAC addresses into the list inside the router. My DSL account, however, did not require me to do this for my 2 PC's, but again, only one is every playing MOH. I believe the screen is under the advanced options, though. BTW, my equipment is the Linksys BEFSW11 or something like that...Cable/DSL router with 4 port switch and wireless access point.

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Lt_Data1 is Offline Member Posts: 32 Join Date: May 2002	12-31-2002, 04:20 PM Are you using cable or DSL? Anyway, you may have to add the network cards MAC address into a list inside the router. Since I am not at home and can't look at mine, I cant tell you exactly where to look. I don't run mutliple computers playing MOH either so it may not correct your problem, but I setup one for a co-worker with a cable modem and when one PC was online and the other one tried to access the Internet, the other one would be knocked off. It was corrected once I entered the MAC addresses into the list inside the router. My DSL account, however, did not require me to do this for my 2 PC's, but again, only one is every playing MOH. I believe the screen is under the advanced options, though. BTW, my equipment is the Linksys BEFSW11 or something like that...Cable/DSL router with 4 port switch and wireless access point.