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More info?)
Thanks....got it! Guess I was putting too much faith in the client disk.
Once I got the right ip's in....away she went. Was used to 98...thought xp
managed all that.
"notritenoteri" <coldasfire@hades.com> wrote in message
news:JIUdc.954$wE2.3834@newscontent-01.sprint.ca...
> suggest you run the network wizard it shows some different configs and
will
> load the appropriate drivers depending on what config you have.
> I assume you have a cable or DSL Modem? If you want to run two
connections
> to thte outside world simultaneously you need iether 2 ip addressess from
> your ISP or a router or some other means of getting the packets to and
> from the correct box.
> I have two boxes connnected together via enet and to the real world via a
> dial-up modem and it works fine
> "Clarity" <clarity@home.com> wrote in message
> news:107dphtbe3u9cac@corp.supernews.com...
> > I finally got one of my lans to recognize my modem but now I'm trying to
> > setup a network and the 2nd lan built into the mb isn't being
recognized.
> > Tried unstalling and reinstalling but it only wants to recognize the one
> > lan.
> > Any suggestions?
> > Thanks
> >
> >
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