Re: Having trouble resetting my TCP/IP

[Robert L]

"netsh int ip reset ipreset.txt" command is for fixing tcp/ip. in your case,
they are in the different subnet and you should assign both IPs in the same
subnet.

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"Yoma44" > wrote in message
...
> I have a wireless laptop PC, and a regular LAN connected
> PC. They both have XP. They both browse the internet.
> Their IP's are close, but are in a different Subnet.
>
> Desktop: 192.168.1.101
> Wireless: 192.168.0.1
>
> This is driving me crazy. I went to
> http://www25.brinkster.com/ChicagoTech/. It says, to
> reset TCP/IP:
> "enter the command: netsh int ip reset filename, for
> example, netsh int ip reset ipreset.t.xt"
>
> Huh? What filename? I still don't know what to type in,
> or what to do. I looked all over that site and it's too
> hard to find something that helps my situation.
>
> The trick here is that one goes through a wireless and so
> that connection has its own IP addresses or something.
> I've been working on this for a couple days with little
> sleep and I'm pretty frustrated. Please help.

[Yoma44]

How do you assign "both IPs in the same subnet."? Do you
mean just give them both static IP's? When I do that I
think it also makes me give them both static DNS entries
too. I tried that on one computer but what I put in
apparently didn't work.

[Robert L]

we need more information to help. do you have or use dhcp? if yes, why both
computers are assigned different ips? if not, what is the dns your ISP
assigns to you? to assign the IPs in the same subnet, for example, you may
use 192.168.0.x (here x=1 to 254) and subnet 255.255.255.0, dg and dns.

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"Yoma44" > wrote in message
...
> How do you assign "both IPs in the same subnet."? Do you
> mean just give them both static IP's? When I do that I
> think it also makes me give them both static DNS entries
> too. I tried that on one computer but what I put in
> apparently didn't work.