🚀 go-pugleaf

Too lazy to read what ya done, but the key now is to remove everything that you
have done. When you have uninstalled everything run the home networking wizard
on both computers and select the correct network card for the intended purpose.
At that point (the server (computer with internet) will have to be turned on
prior to the client as the server assign the client an ip etc (DHCP), eyerything
should work okay after that, ALSO if you are with bigpond advance you WILL need
BPALOGIN as well as the open port heartbeat fix reg file, if you dont have this
you will have frequent internet drop outs etc....  There is no point in
statically assigning each ip as this is a tedious task and when DHCP is
available is a stupid option...
BTW since you are using Windows ME, which is yet to be released please do not
use autoupdate etc and delete the associated files from the windows root dir.
And if you can, buy it when it comes out because really man its worth it.

Finally MS made sumthin that boots quick and crashes less. : )

PrOliFic

Rob wrote:

> Im trying to get windows internet sharing on my 2 computers both runnign
> Windows ME.
> I have installed it on the server and run the wizard. i now have the little
> server icon in the tray. it sais one computer is using the internet
> connection at the moment.
>
> In network settings i have a new adapter now called internet connection
> sharing, with tcp/ip and ipx/spx bound to it. along with a new one "internet
> connection sharing (protocol). This last protocol is bound to nothing for
> all devices(bindings the only window in that protocol).
>
> The internet connection sharing tppip is all default but wins configuration
> is "use dhcp for wins resolution".
> The same goes for the Network adapter.
> None of the devices have static Ip's.
>
> The client machine has 1 adapter, the network card. no others installed.
> It has ipx/spx and tcpip installed.
> The tcpip protocol is set to "use dhcp for wins resolution"
>
> I have tried changing the servers ip to 192.168.0.1 and the client to
> 192.168.0.1 subnet 255.255.255.0 for both.
> I tried putting in the servers ip in gateway, this didnt seem to make a
> difference.
>
> The client machine acts as if it has no internet facilities installed at
> all.
>
> What am i doing Wrong   :(
>
> Thanks!
>
> Rob