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ps. every machine always uses 127.0.0.1 by default as a loopback address to point to itself
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ps. every machine always uses 127.0.0.1 by default as a loopback address to point to itself

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In an Ad-Hoc network (since there is no DHCP) you have to manually assign addresses/subnet masks. &nbsp;JammyPak hit the nail on the head with his comment.
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In an Ad-Hoc network (since there is no DHCP) you have to manually assign addresses/subnet masks.  JammyPak hit the nail on the head with his comment.

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You will have to assign static ip's to both nic cards and don't for get if you don't have any hubs or switches you need to use a crossover cable. So one crossover cable if you are doing computer to computer. 
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You will have to assign static ip's to both nic cards and don't for get if you don't have any hubs or switches you need to use a crossover cable. So one crossover cable if you are doing computer to computer.

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two computers connected via a single ethernet cable.<br />
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one computer runs a server and the other computer connects to that server to transfer some files for example.<br />
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this works fine with a ethernet cable but I cant get it to work using &nbsp;802.11b wireless.<br />
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one of the computers is running a adhoc and the other computer connects to the adhoc. &nbsp;But the ip address of both computers is 127.0.0.1.<br />
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any suggestions welcomed<br />
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thank you<br />
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two computers connected via a single ethernet cable.

one computer runs a server and the other computer connects to that server to transfer some files for example.

this works fine with a ethernet cable but I cant get it to work using  802.11b wireless.

one of the computers is running a adhoc and the other computer connects to the adhoc.  But the ip address of both computers is 127.0.0.1.

any suggestions welcomed

thank you



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