Hello Hilesh,
I still don't have a fix for them. I have turned DHCP on and off, I check the config on the Linksys. And, I am just at a loss.
The two PC laptops are running 2000 and XP Home. The wired can't see either of them, but the other way works just fine as long as you have the IP number. It will not allow you to browse the network on either Mac or PC. I am going to stop by tonight and try a couple of thing.
Well see what happens,
Kelley
On Jul 29, 2004, at 4:06 PM, Nilesh Bellare wrote:
Hi Kelly,
It will be very interesting to know how you fixed it. I had a similar issue with 2 installs. The first install ran ok with xp home, till we upgraded to XP Pro. The second was XP pro from the start. In both cases, the wireless could not see the wired computers. One had a linksys wrt54g, the second had a netgear wireless router.
Just curious, are those wireless / wired computers running XP Professional?
Nilesh Bellare
--- Kelley Law <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bill,
Your diagram is correct. The IP's that are given out are
Wired Computer 1 (Macintosh) 192.168.1.xxx Wired Computer 2 (Macintosh) 192.168.1.xxx Wireless Computer 1 (PC) 192.168.1.xxx Wireless Computer 2 (Macintosh) 192.168.1.xxx
Is it okay to run two DHCP? I can leave the wired as 192.168.x.x and set the Airport to 10.0.x.x or do they have to be the same?
It all sounds good to me :-) And I haven't run into this before but should be easy to figure out. I was thumbing though Rob Flichenger's book Wireless Hacks and he states that all that needs to be done is to put the Airport into bridging, but this didn't to the trick. it just reversed the direction of what could see what.
I'll give your idea a shot and we'll see what happens.
Kelley
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