On Wed, 12 Jul 2006 14:36:33 -0400, you wrote:
Pete
Because it isn't on a network it is a single computer fed from a router
with the broadband "modem" inside.
When you have another computer attached then yo will have a network. but
to see the other computer to will have to allow it to be seen and
contacted by the other machine otherwise it is another single machine
sharing a WAN connection via a router.
Hugh
>Kylde typed the following on 7/12/2006 2:29 PM:
>> I think wayne's point is you come into this forum/list asking
>> for step-by-step explanations for EVERY issue, points well
>> covered in other places, we are here to resolve issues that
>> are OUT of the norm, not simple issues like a basic knowledge
>> of networking. We will gladly answer something as simple as
>> "how do I assign a static IP to a LAN connection", but to ask
>> WHAT is a static IP or WHAT is a LAN is not the point of this
>> list, we resolve, not educate (education happens by
>> saturation, ask the lurkers)
>>
>> On 12/07/2006 19:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> As a result, I can get from point A to point B in less time
>>> and safer than 99.99% of the drivers in the US. In 30+years,
>>> no accidents and no speeding tickets!! :-)
>
>I understand Wayne's point and I certainly don;t expect anyone to
>take me by the hand and lead me, step-by-step, through a solution.
>
>I asked for specific suggestions on where to learn what I need to
>fill in the gaps and will persue Wayne's suggestions.
>
>Speaking of resolving issues that are out of the norm, perhaps we
>can go back to my original question which was something like,
>"Why isn't this XP Home computer listed in Network Neighborhood?"
>
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>Pete Holsberg
>Columbus, NJ
>
>"Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish."
> -- Euripides
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