01-29-2011, 10:57 PM
Hi,
Start a command window and run ipconfig /all
That should give you the IP address as well as all the pertinent information on your computers. Then, using the computers' IP addresses try pinging them to see if they can speak to each other.
If this is a Wi-Fi network, check to see if you've got MAC or IP filtering on, and if so, be sure that all the appropriate info for all the computers is entered on the router.
That's all that comes to my mind, but I'm sure that there are others here who'll be able to help you more.
--Pete
(01-29-2011, 07:52 PM)MEAT Wrote: I must be giving out the wrong IP, but which one is toe correct one? How do I find it?
Start a command window and run ipconfig /all
That should give you the IP address as well as all the pertinent information on your computers. Then, using the computers' IP addresses try pinging them to see if they can speak to each other.
If this is a Wi-Fi network, check to see if you've got MAC or IP filtering on, and if so, be sure that all the appropriate info for all the computers is entered on the router.
That's all that comes to my mind, but I'm sure that there are others here who'll be able to help you more.
--Pete
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