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<0> ok.. i own truent.com, have it pointing to my home ip.. have the router port forwarding a couple ports including 80 to my computer..
<0> the world can see it fine..
<0> if i try to goto truent.com, the router thinks i'm talking about it.. and i get the router login screen
<0> obviously i want it to act like any other request... any suggestions?
<1> [snowe] oh hells bells
<2> I have a computer connected to my network, it used to see other computers and share files no problem. Now it can't see the other PC's and they can't see it... why?
<2> it can't ping them..
<3> Windows firewall probbaly
<2> it's disabled
<3> Do you have McAfee or Symantec personal security running?
<2> nothing.. I installed AVG earlier today to see if I had a virus of some kind but the problem was there before it
<3> ok
<3> What protocol are you using? (likely TCP/IP)
<2> it just.. stopped working.
<2> yes tcp/ip all set to obtain automatically
<0> webserver running.. truent.com registered.. pointing to my computer.. i have a router.. that forwards respective ports to my computer.. anyone on wan can see my site.. but if i try to go to it.. router gets confused and thinks im trying to access router setup.. 192.168.0.1.. any suggestions?
<4> I've got a wireless router that i have a poor connection to upstairs. i have another wireless router, a wrt, downstairs. I want to use the second router some how to amplify my signal so computers in the basement can actually get on the internet
<4> any ideas?
<5> i dont know alot about wireless, but i think this would be possible...
<5> i know using two routers is possible with a wired router
<4> yeah
<5> have to been able to get the routers to talk to each other at all?
<4> well i bridged them together but that means that the second downstairs wireless router turned into a wired-only connection
<4> they talked but the only connection the downstairs router would receive was a wired one
<4> so close...
<5> hmm
<5> i really dont know wireless enough to help
<5> you try google?
<4> i've tried many things
<4> im at the point where i just need someone thats an expert or has done it before because im sick of trying different stuf
<5> experts-exchange ?
<4> ?
<5> its a site
<5> for asking IT questions
<5> http://www.experts-exchange.com/
<4> well im not paying
<6> NiceSocks: look to see if one of them has the option to use it as a Wireless Access Point
<6> you don't want to be doing double NAT
<4> i believe both are set to be an access point
<4> thats what a router is
<4> i also think its only possible for it to work with double NAT happening
<7> is this a help channel
<4> i wish :(
<7> :(
<7> ah well
<7> if there are any networking people
<7> I have Dlink G604 (wireless DSL modem/router), a dlink DI-524 (wireless router) and a DWL 2100 AP (wireless access point), I've been trying to get the access point to talk to the DI 524 wirelessly, but it doesn't want to, is this not possible?
<7> answer that :D
<4> heh
<4> well
<4> tell me this, whats the difference between a wireless router and a wireless access point
<7> nfi
<4> none, in my opinion
<4> im trying to do the same thing as you
<4> but why are you trying to do it
<7> because I have a big house
<4> you're trying to extend your wireless network
<4> ?
<7> correct
<4> yeah same here
<4> the closest i've gotten is this
<4> i have the one router connecting to the internet, then i bridged the 2nd router to it, which made them communicate and the second one act as a repeater
<4> the problem was the only way i could use the 2nd router after that was to connect to it directly with a wired connection
<4> so if you've got one computer in the other corner of the house you can use the router as a wifi card hooked up to its ethernet card essentially
<4> but im betting just like me, that wasn't a good solution
<4> http://ask-leo.com/can_i_use_a_second_wireless_access_point_to_extend_my_wireless_network.html
<1> [\snowe\] oh hells bells
<8> I am trying to set up a new Windows 2003 PDC to replace my NT 4.0 PDC. I want to create a new windows domain. I am concerned about having to modify each workstation to reflect the new Domain name changes. I plan on keeping same user names + p***words by importing them from the NT 4.0. My question is if there is a tool that facilitates this for me so that I don't have to change each workstation.
<9> hey guys
<9> do I need a hub or a router to share a Cable connection between 2 computers
<10> why would it be that a person is connected to the internet and can use MSN Messenger, but cannot browse websites i.e. google.com, or even ping websites?
<5> does ping give an error or just time out?
<10> I'm talking with the individual on MSN...he says that the message: "cannot find host" came up on the ping
<5> that a dns error
<5> his ISPs dns server might be down
<5> he should try changing to 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2 for DNS
<5> for now
<5> they work from most location
<10> how does he do that?
<5> *locations
<5> is this windows XP?
<10> yes
<5> in control panel
<5> network connections
<5> he/she needs to open up the properties of the internet interface
<10> ok
<5> then its under "internet protocol" properties
<10> yeah...
<5> Use the following DNS addresses:
<5> ok
<5> i was only explaining it that far because i wasnt sure if you was farmiliar with it ;)
<10> ok, sure thanks
<10> what is the DNS addys?
<5> 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2 is what i suggest using when ISP name servers are down
<10> 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2?
<10> o
<10> ok
<10> we'll try that
<5> the only thing i know for sure that those server block is some datacenters...fdc specifically
<5> so far it seems to work with all home connections
<10> what are those servers? some really huge DNS server?
<5> you could say that
<5> Level 3 Comm.
<5> im not sure why they are recursive to the entire internet (or most)
<5> but its not a bad thing ;)
<10> heh, yeah it worked, so thank you very much
<5> np
<5> those too go down occasionally
<5> just so you know
<5> its rare
<10> ok
<5> they seem better than most ISP dns servers atleast
<5> :)
<10> hehe, indeed...good to know these things
<5> i run my own dns cache here
<5> so i dont have to rely on either
<10> that's cool...is there an easy ways to set that up?
<5> only the root-servers and domains dns servers
<5> there is, but i dont really recommend it on windows
<5> i run it from my UNIX firewall
<10> i see
<5> there is a software thats based on bind thats easy to setup...some canucks make it
<5> one sec
<5> http://ntcanuck.com/
<5> the thing i dont like about it is, during the install it actually disables the windows DNS cache service
<5> which can cause trouble with things that depend on it
<10> ah
<5> other than that, its fine
<10> well it's not critical for me, just curious, but thanks
<5> np
<5> dnscache from djbdns is much better
<5> but doesnt run on windows
<10> ok
<5> i got it to half*** run once
<5> it wasnt well hehe
<10> heh, I guess we take the DNS for granted, but it's so important really
<5> its the backbone to how almost every services on the internet works
<5> hehe
<5> if you have an extra POS box lying around you could do what i do
<5> which is turning it into a dedicated firewall :)
<10> yeah, unfortunately I don't...I'd like to have one though, it would be nice...could run some simple linux on it and be strict as hell
<5> hehe
<5> im liking pfsense alot
<5> the project is highly active too
<10> is that an OS kinda?
<10> like a firewall OS?
<5> yea, kind of
<5> yes
<10> cool
<5> www.pfsense.com
<10> runs on BSD then?
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