Help setting up ICS
w^rl0rd
Member Posts: 329
OK, I have a WinXP machine w/ 2 NICs.
NIC#1 connects me to the Internet.
NIC#2 connects my LAN to the XP box.
I enabled ICS on NIC#1
which assigned the 192.168.0.1 IP to NIC#2,
but when I connect a laptop to NIC#2, it does not pull an IP or even get a signal.
It shows "cable disconnected."
The cable is fine, because these machines communicate fine when used in a workgroup to share resources.
Any ideas?
Oh, and the laptop is configured for DHCP.
NIC#1 connects me to the Internet.
NIC#2 connects my LAN to the XP box.
I enabled ICS on NIC#1
which assigned the 192.168.0.1 IP to NIC#2,
but when I connect a laptop to NIC#2, it does not pull an IP or even get a signal.
It shows "cable disconnected."
The cable is fine, because these machines communicate fine when used in a workgroup to share resources.
Any ideas?
Oh, and the laptop is configured for DHCP.
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eurotrash Member Posts: 817did you try refreshing/renewing the laptop's ip?
is the laptop connected directly to the desktop, or to the LAN?
did you make sure there is no firewall on NIC 2?
and, with the laptop connected, what is the current IP and gateway of the laptop?witty comment -
Jiggsaww Member Posts: 195is d cable a straight or a cross? if u connecting laptop directly to the pc, a cross cable is required......
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KGhaleon Member Posts: 1,346 ■■■■□□□□□□No, just the Network+ cert.
I've made similar mistakes in the past. I remember how I felt when I realized I had used the wrong cables on my wireless router and DSL modem.
KGPresent goals: MCAS, MCSA, 70-680 -
jescab Inactive Imported Users Posts: 1,321Well.....................what cables did you use..........lolGO STEELERS GO - STEELERS RULE
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Jiggsaww Member Posts: 195w^rl0rd wrote:Jiggsaww wrote:is d cable a straight or a cross? if u connecting laptop directly to the pc, a cross cable is required......
I guess I can throw that A+ cert away now.
That must be what it is.
I'll try that and let you guys know.
na man no need i made even stupider mistakes ,if thaz even ah word, in d past.......