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FIRE WALL FOR A HOME/OFFICE WIRED/WIRELESS NETWORK

Asked by carlmccut in Network Software Firewalls

I have recently set up a wired/wireless network for my home/business. I live above one of our family businesses and needed to access files on the business computer. I am using the following equipment:
HP pavilion with XP home (Linksys WMP54G wireless pci card)
Micron pc with win 98se ( wired to the router)
Linksys WRT54g wireless broadband router w/4port switch
Motorola cable modem

I selected the BB router so that both systems could access the internet and also be able to network.
Everything set up fine but when I enable the firewall on the router the systems cannot see each other. I do have zone alarm pro on the win98 system (not running). XP firewall disabled. What would the best solution to create a safe environment for file sharing with out worrying about intruders. I have read somewhere on this site that it is possible to designate "trusted"   range of  IP addresses. Is this a viable solution or is there something better instead of shutting everything down? The system is set up for file and print sharing from both computers.

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