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Hello Forum,
I just recently picked up the MN-100 Router off an aution
site and hooked up two computers to it that will be
sharing my Broadband Cable connection. I am running a Web
Server on one of the PC's and now that I have set up the
networking so that both PC's run through the MN-100, my
Web Server is no longer accessable from either system. I
have set up the "Persistent Port Forwarding" to go
through port "80" on the PC IP running the server as
well. What else might I be doing wrong?
Also I can not see either PC from either PC even though I
set them both up on the same Workgroup. I failed to
mention that both PC's are running XP Pro.
Thanks for any help and or suggestions you may have.
Balastrea
Hello Forum,
I just recently picked up the MN-100 Router off an aution
site and hooked up two computers to it that will be
sharing my Broadband Cable connection. I am running a Web
Server on one of the PC's and now that I have set up the
networking so that both PC's run through the MN-100, my
Web Server is no longer accessable from either system. I
have set up the "Persistent Port Forwarding" to go
through port "80" on the PC IP running the server as
well. What else might I be doing wrong?
Also I can not see either PC from either PC even though I
set them both up on the same Workgroup. I failed to
mention that both PC's are running XP Pro.
Thanks for any help and or suggestions you may have.
Balastrea