I have a Cisco X3500 WiFi router
I have a wired network of several computers, all running Windows XP. Some of these computers have shared folders which can all be seen and accessed from all the computers on the network.
I have a laptop, also with shared folders.
When I connect the laptop to the network via a network cable plugged into the router, the laptop can see and access all of the network shares the on the wired network, and the laptop's shared folder can be seen and accessed from any computer on the network
However, if I connect the laptop via the WiFi, it cannot see the network at all, and none of the computers can see the laptop.
How can I change this so that the laptop becomes a true part of the whole network, i.e. so that files can be shared across the network to and from the laptop
NOTE: When connected via wither WiFi or network cable, the laptop can access the internet as can all the other computers on the network
I have a wired network of several computers, all running Windows XP. Some of these computers have shared folders which can all be seen and accessed from all the computers on the network.
I have a laptop, also with shared folders.
When I connect the laptop to the network via a network cable plugged into the router, the laptop can see and access all of the network shares the on the wired network, and the laptop's shared folder can be seen and accessed from any computer on the network
However, if I connect the laptop via the WiFi, it cannot see the network at all, and none of the computers can see the laptop.
How can I change this so that the laptop becomes a true part of the whole network, i.e. so that files can be shared across the network to and from the laptop
NOTE: When connected via wither WiFi or network cable, the laptop can access the internet as can all the other computers on the network
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