My computer on a private LAN, which connects to a router, which is connected to the internet.
Their computer is behind a belkin wireless router. I have turned the firewall and AV off for the computer that I am trying to connect to. I have also gone into the router settings and opened port 5900. (to clarify : the setting seems to be a mapping of her LAN IP to the port number.
We have a small office network with DSL and a Netgear WNR-2000 wireless router acting as a DHCP server. There are nine devices connected to the router, wirelessly and wired. Whenever a Mac computer tries to connect, it's unsuccessful until we restart the router.
I have posted some issues that I am having with connecting a Myth and Win 7 computers. The Myth computer is wireless and the Win 7 is connected to the router via ethernet. I originally solved the problems with connecting the 2. I entered IFCON to obtain the address of the Myth computer. After a reboot of both machines, I could not connect.
My issue here is unique. There are times when I need to turn the router off while the computer is on. When I turn the router back on, with the computer still on, I want the machine to sense a connection and connect. This does not happen. I'd have to go to the computer, click about and get it connected.
I have a computer that is connected to the internet via wifi. I then have a ethernet cable coming out from my wifi computer into another computer which has no wifi or place to plug into ethernet.
I have shared the wifi connection to the LAN port, and the computer successfully gets internet. But, on that computer I have a FTP server that I want the wifi network to be able to connect to.
Environment:
I have a Brother 7360N Network Printer connected to a TPLINK Router over an Ethernet cable.
My desktop, running Windows 8 is connected to the TPLINK Router over an Ethernet cable. A ROKU device is connected over Ethernet.
The TPLINK Router is setup as "Client Bridge (Routed)" wirelessly connected to my other router, a Linksys 3000. Both routers are on DD-WRT.
I'm setting up an old computer with ubuntu server 12.04. I wiped the drive and went through the installation fine but afterwards the ethernet would not work. It's physically connected to the router and the card is recognized by lspci(SiS 900) but it won't connect at all. I've plugged in and installed the drivers for a wifi adapter and it's worked with the same router.
I currently have an Airport Extreme connected directly to my cable modem but have been wondering if I should actually connect direct to my proxy server first. The reason I am asking is because I run multiple web servers for web hosting and I have a proxy server setup that directs traffic to the appropriate computer based on domain names.
Diagnosis indicates installation recognizes both onboard ethernet ports (using forcedeth) but wired computer is not getting IP address from router. I have connected both ethernet ports directly to the router. Windows installation on this computer (on HDs disconnected during Ubuntu install) using same wiring is able to get IP addresses and connect to the network.
Email this page
