dovedove
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binding and pinging W95
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dovedove:
I understood that you are unable to ping Machine A from Machine B and vice-versa. If this is true your TCP/IP setup is totally wrong, at least for the network cards. Do you have TCP/IP installed for the net cards? If yes, what are the settings? Which IP you are using for the network card (look in Control Panel, Network, TCP/IP->network adapter)?
Need more details to help you.
I understood that you are unable to ping Machine A from Machine B and vice-versa. If this is true your TCP/IP setup is totally wrong, at least for the network cards. Do you have TCP/IP installed for the net cards? If yes, what are the settings? Which IP you are using for the network card (look in Control Panel, Network, TCP/IP->network adapter)?
Need more details to help you.
in the network control panel, press add button
then select protocol
then in the left panel select microsoft, then select tcpip
this procedure must install and bind the tcp/ip to your network card.
and in my personal experience, it's better to use linux + IP Masquerading.
other solution wil be too expensive.
then select protocol
then in the left panel select microsoft, then select tcpip
this procedure must install and bind the tcp/ip to your network card.
and in my personal experience, it's better to use linux + IP Masquerading.
other solution wil be too expensive.
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Thankyou for the answer czamudio, however I have already elected TCP/IP etc......
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
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Thankyou for the answer czamudio, however I have already elected TCP/IP etc......
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
ASKER
Thankyou for the answer czamudio, however I have already elected TCP/IP etc......
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
Also I think that linux is a separate OS. If so we do not have linux.
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Thankyou very much fmismetti. Your answer to my question was given with extensive detail, in general the details were similar to my machines. However, a few small variations which I would assume apply to the W95 version.. I have removed the TCP/IP on the client station and reinstalled. I then set up the two computers following your suggestions. The client station is now able to ping itself, also pinging between computers is successful. Furthermore, I am able to dial out from the client, through the computer with the modem connected. It works fantastically! I am really pleased with the results. I owe you one fmismetti. Also thankyou to Experts Exchange for this service. How small the world has come as a result of the Internet!
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