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Asked by dbadger2007 in Wireless Networking, Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), DSL Lines / Cable Internet
We are a small therapy office who is trying to share internet access as well as some folders. I have one desktop in the reception area wired to a cable modem and Linksys router. This router connects to a second linksys router at the other end of the suite to ensure wireless access from the more distant offices. All computers are running Windows XP. Everyone is wireless except the reception area computer My goal is to have everyone (up to 12 computers) be able to access the internet, but only a subset of the group (5 computers) to be able to share folders, files and a high speed printer (atached to reception computer). I thought I could do this defining a WorkGroup that only the 5 computers are in and that appeared to work for quite a while. But recently, we are having days when the workgroup share drops out and is unavailable to anyone. I can see the workgroup members from the reception computer and I can ping them. But if I go to any of the workgroup computers, they can not see the reception computer or access its files even though I can still ping the reception computer. Most days internet access is still available on all computers, though not always.
We need a simple solution (cheap and easy to maintain) since we are therapists and NOT networking professionals. Any insights on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
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