Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)
I am running Windows XP on a Dell laptop using a
Microsoft MN-720 wireless-G notebook adapter with a D-
Link DI-514 wireless router. I also have my desktop tied
to the router through a NIC.
Every time I check my system status using the Microsoft
Broadband Networking Utility, it shows two desktop
computers attached to the router, with two different IP
addresses. There is definitely only one network adapter
attached to the router. I have reset everything to
factory settings and started from scratch, and I still
get two computer icons showing up on the Broadband
Networking Utility. Everything seems to work fine, but
I'm afraid it could lead to conflicts somewhere down the
road. Any ideas?
I am running Windows XP on a Dell laptop using a
Microsoft MN-720 wireless-G notebook adapter with a D-
Link DI-514 wireless router. I also have my desktop tied
to the router through a NIC.
Every time I check my system status using the Microsoft
Broadband Networking Utility, it shows two desktop
computers attached to the router, with two different IP
addresses. There is definitely only one network adapter
attached to the router. I have reset everything to
factory settings and started from scratch, and I still
get two computer icons showing up on the Broadband
Networking Utility. Everything seems to work fine, but
I'm afraid it could lead to conflicts somewhere down the
road. Any ideas?