Thread: Home-networking - bridged connections?
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Old 19-05-2004, 09:34   #5
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Re: Home-networking - bridged connections?
The only services you need running are TCP/IP and Windows file and printer sharing. Disable the rest, they are probably confusing matters.

Don't go back to USB, it adds another layer of complexity and confusion into the setup. Especially as the router undoubtedly does not have USB connectivity on it.

1 remove all other services from both machines
2 turn everything off.
3 Power up the Cablel MOdem (you are using a modem not a STB right)
4 Once the RDY light stops flashing power up the router
5 Once the lights on that indicate it is oprerational power up the PCs

What happens now?
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