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Robin
January 9th 04, 10:05 PM
Please help, I have been at this for days now.
I am choosing to create a workgroup between three
computers. (xp:pro, 2000:pro, and 98)
What configuration do I use? Is it residential gateway
or Direct thru a hub?
The current physical configuration is three computers
connected to wireless router which is connected to the
DSL.
If you could suggest a step-by-step that would be helpful.
Thx in advance
KG
January 9th 04, 10:06 PM
try http://www.practicallynetworked.com
KG
"Robin" > wrote in message
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| Please help, I have been at this for days now.
| I am choosing to create a workgroup between three
| computers. (xp:pro, 2000:pro, and 98)
| What configuration do I use? Is it residential gateway
| or Direct thru a hub?
| The current physical configuration is three computers
| connected to wireless router which is connected to the
| DSL.
| If you could suggest a step-by-step that would be helpful.
| Thx in advance
|
Steve Winograd [MVP]
January 9th 04, 10:06 PM
In article >, "Robin"
> wrote:
>Please help, I have been at this for days now.
>I am choosing to create a workgroup between three
>computers. (xp:pro, 2000:pro, and 98)
>What configuration do I use? Is it residential gateway
>or Direct thru a hub?
>The current physical configuration is three computers
>connected to wireless router which is connected to the
>DSL.
>If you could suggest a step-by-step that would be helpful.
>Thx in advance
The Network Setup Wizard calls your router a residential gateway.
Specify that option when you run the Wizard on xp:pro and 98.
The Wizard won't run on 2000:pro. On that computer, the default
network settings should work fine. Setting the workgroup name to
MSHOME, to match XP will make networking a little easier.
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