Hi,
Have you tried using the same user name & password on both wireless machines
(& maybe the same as a wired one)?
Can they ping each other in wireless mode?
I see that wired is OK: do you have the wireless adapters set up the same
way, i.e. IP address auto/fixed, gateway address, etc?
What does ipconfig show for the 2 connections on each PC?
Regards,
Richard.be
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Maki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Saturday, August 12, 2006 4:35 AM
Subject: Re: Home Network access problems
Windows firewall is disabled and I'm using sygate on both systems. I have
allowed Network Neighborhood (in sygate options) on both systems and on
both
adapters of the laptop (wired and wireless). It just doesn't seem to want
to communicate from one wireless system to the other wireless system.
Jim Maki
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-----Original Message-----
From: Gary VanderMolen
By any chance, does the laptop's Network Connections
screen show the wireless connection as being firewalled?
Try turning off the Windows Firewall.
Gary VanderMolen
----- Original Message -----
> Additional piece of info. Disabled the wireless on the
laptop and connected
> via hardwire. Everything worked fine. Leaving the window
with the MCE
> wireless computer open, disconnecting the wired network and
enabling the
> wireless network rendered the connection to the MCE
wireless inoperable
> again. The problem seems to be the wireless connection of
the laptop. Does
> this generate any clues for anyone?
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