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Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 5:41 pm
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Posted by DEX (11731 messages posted)


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On Saturday, April 12, 2008 at 10:57 am, Al Barrs wrote:
>PROBLEM: When I use the XP HOST Network Wizard to set-up the LAN and burn a disk
>as directed for configuring the CLIENT PC the disc will not load into the Latitude
>CLIENT.
>
>HOST: Dell Dimension 4500 Desktop Windows XP Home Edition CLIENT: Dell Latitude CPt
>/ Docking Station Windows 2000 Professional Edition LAN: Ethernet, Lynksys Switch
>and twisted cable, 50 feet
>
>SITUATION: All functions working. LAN is at ‘100 Mbps Connected’
>HOST: All functions working
>CLIENT: All functions working except not talking to HOST or passing thru to ISP
>
>QUESTION: What information is on the configuration disc I made from the Network Wizard
>on the HOST XP PC? What information do I need to input manually in the 2000 Professional
>PC to setup the LAN? How do I setup my 2000 Pro to talk to the HOST XP. The LAN is
>connected...
>
>THANKS,
>
>




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