Can't communicate with TCP/IP

mentone

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Hello Everyone,
I try to connect three computers into a network with using 4 ports switch, CAT5 cabing and internal NIC. Those computers using Windows 2000 pro. And I assign the IP address and subnet mask to them and change the workgroup name. Finally I can see those computers with each other and sharing the resources. But the main problem is,I can't ping those computers, the message said " request time out" The main purpose I set up in a network is playing online game... and I try to unistall the TCP/IP and Install it again, but it still doesn't work, can you guys give me some suggestion for me? Thanks a lot
 
Tried pinging 127.0.0.1 on each PC?

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Uninstall and reinstall TCP/IP on all.

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umheint0

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If you can't ping yourself, and you're using XP, then open a dos prompt and type "netsh int ip reset resetlog.txt". That'll reset tcp/ip.

If you continue to be unable to ping yourself, try a 192.168.0.~ IP, and then your subnet will set to 255.255.255.0 (I believe), which might work better.

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adrianxw

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Do you have ZoneAlarm or BlackIce or some similar software firewall running? If so, turn it off and see if that makes a difference.

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