alekness Posted May 12, 2009 Posted May 12, 2009 Hey. Down on my room I got on laptop and a another pc. The laptop has a network card and I recive a good singal there, as for the pc it dont such a card. So what i did was to use a standard network cabel. Spesifications(AESP (UL) TYPE CM 4PR 24AWG) thats what it says on the cabel...any way, so i used that from my laptop and into my other pc. And hers the network setup:The wierless connection on laptop:IP: 192.168.0.11MASK: 255.255.255.0Gateway: 192.168.0.1DNS 194.19.2.11 194.19.3.11The local cabel network on laptop:IP: 192.168.0.12MASK 255.255.255.0And thas all there. Now on the other stationary pc i had recive ip adress and the same with the dns. Now on the wierless card under properties on wierlessnetwork connection in the tab advanced there are 2 boxes you can check on off (Allow other networks users to use this computers network connection) And I check on that. And it worked as hell! Got fast internet trough the laptop and on to my stationary pc.Now the problem is! My dad changed the network from the 0 to 149. So now it is IP: 192.168.149.11The same gose for the 0 in the gateway aswell. Changed to 149. And now for some reason the stationary pc cant get ip adress. I trie to use repair on network but it wont get any ip adress at all. Than I went back to 0 on the laptop just to check and it got an ip than. But there is no network on 0 any more. We just got a new internet connection, so we temporarly used the 0 insted of 149 which is used all over this house. But still why wont it work on 149, whats special about the 0??? or whats special about the 149? I cant seem to understand why that is? If any one could look into this i would be most gratefull! THX Agian! Hope we can solv this. And btw my pc language is in norwegian so I translated it so it might not be wordly correct. But it should have the same meaning!
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