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Originally Posted by Swill
Yeah and what are they connecting through? A modem by itself? i think not..... there has to be a router involved
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Originally Posted by Tripper
I just have a wireless card in each PC.
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Learn to read lesbo.
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Originally Posted by Ninty9
As for your problem trip, are you getting the signal on the 2nd computer?
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Yup, they're reading each other fine - The connection stays up 24/7....I just can't work ouit how to share the net. The client PC just used to log itself onto the net automatically whenever the host was online.
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Originally Posted by SoLiDUS
I assume one of the computers handles the routing and switching for the client
computer through the wireless cards while the main NIC is connected to a cable
modem ? I'll need more info to help you out trip...
One thing: make sure your wireless cards are on the same channel and that all
proper keys are set up.
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The two PCs are reading each other fine, I have the status of the connection in my system tray and it's fine.
I just can't figure out how to get the interweb upstairs, using the downstairs connection.
Basically, I have one computer upstairs, one computer downstairs - The downstairs PC is the host - It has the ADSL modem plugged into it, and a wireless card through which it sends the signal to the upstairs computer which has the exact same model of wireless card inside.
They both read each other signals correctly and I've pinged them both and they're fine in that area. The upstairs computer has no modem.
I know what I'm missing is a small step because everything else is working as it used too, I just cant access the net upstairs.