Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
I have a mn-500 base station and a laptop hooked to it
via a wireless mn-520 pcmcia card. Everything works fine
with the laptop. I also have a desktop set up with a
wireless mn-730 pci card. The desktop connects to my
wireless network, and I can see that it is connected in
the base station management tool, but it will not connect
to the internet. I have uninstalled, reinstalled. went
through the interent connection wizard no luck! Any ideas?
What is the computers IP address? If it's a 169.254.*.* the MN-730
isn't even connected to the MN-500.
Answer these questions & I'll have a better idea as to what the problem is.
Steve wrote:
> I have a mn-500 base station and a laptop hooked to it
> via a wireless mn-520 pcmcia card. Everything works fine
> with the laptop. I also have a desktop set up with a
> wireless mn-730 pci card. The desktop connects to my
> wireless network, and I can see that it is connected in
> the base station management tool, but it will not connect
> to the internet. I have uninstalled, reinstalled. went
> through the interent connection wizard no luck! Any ideas?
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
IP is 192.168.2.37
can't ping anything,
I can't even get to the mn-500 base station management
tool by typing in 192.168.2.1 from the desktop with the
mn-730, but I can connect fine from my laptop with the mn-
520
thanks for the help!
>-----Original Message-----
>Which OS is the computer running the MN-730 running?
>
>Have you tried pinging www.google.comwww.homestead.com & other sites
>that respond to ping commands?
>
>Also have you tried pinging to those same sites by IP
address?
>
>Have you done a tracert to a site like www.google.com? >
>What is the computers IP address? If it's a 169.254.*.*
the MN-730
>isn't even connected to the MN-500.
>
>Answer these questions & I'll have a better idea as to
what the problem is.
>
>Steve wrote:
>
>> I have a mn-500 base station and a laptop hooked to it
>> via a wireless mn-520 pcmcia card. Everything works
fine
>> with the laptop. I also have a desktop set up with a
>> wireless mn-730 pci card. The desktop connects to my
>> wireless network, and I can see that it is connected
in
>> the base station management tool, but it will not
connect
>> to the internet. I have uninstalled, reinstalled. went
>> through the interent connection wizard no luck! Any
ideas?
>
>.
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
Can you ping 192.168.2.1?
Steve wrote:
> IP is 192.168.2.37
>
> can't ping anything,
> I can't even get to the mn-500 base station management
> tool by typing in 192.168.2.1 from the desktop with the
> mn-730, but I can connect fine from my laptop with the mn-
> 520
>
> thanks for the help!
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Which OS is the computer running the MN-730 running?
>>
>>Have you tried pinging www.google.comwww.homestead.com >
> & other sites
>
>>that respond to ping commands?
>>
>>Also have you tried pinging to those same sites by IP
>
> address?
>
>>Have you done a tracert to a site like www.google.com? >>
>>What is the computers IP address? If it's a 169.254.*.*
>
> the MN-730
>
>>isn't even connected to the MN-500.
>>
>>Answer these questions & I'll have a better idea as to
>
> what the problem is.
>
>>Steve wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I have a mn-500 base station and a laptop hooked to it
>>>via a wireless mn-520 pcmcia card. Everything works
>
> fine
>
>>>with the laptop. I also have a desktop set up with a
>>>wireless mn-730 pci card. The desktop connects to my
>>>wireless network, and I can see that it is connected
>
> in
>
>>>the base station management tool, but it will not
>
> connect
>
>>>to the internet. I have uninstalled, reinstalled. went
>>>through the interent connection wizard no luck! Any
>
> ideas?
>
>>.
>>
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