Scott Greczkowski
02-02-03, 04:14 PM
Hi Gang,
I currently have a LAN in my house, I have a NAT Router hooked up to my cable modem which is also my DHCP server.
All wired machine are automaticly assigned a 192.168.0.* address all machines can see each other and I am able to share files and print between machines with no problem.
I have added a Belkin 802.11b wireless network into my house (got it for Christmas!) I have 2 laptops which can access to the net no problem. The Belkin has its own DHCP server and assigns my wireless connections to 192.168.2.* addresses.
I can ping the wired computers at the 192.168.0.* addresses however in my network neighborhood I can not see any of the wired machines.
Any ideas how I can get my wireless machines to be able to do file sharing with my wired machines? My son did a report for school on a laptop and he wants to print it, the only way to do it now is email it to myself on a wired machine then print, but I should not have to do this.
Any ideas?
I currently have a LAN in my house, I have a NAT Router hooked up to my cable modem which is also my DHCP server.
All wired machine are automaticly assigned a 192.168.0.* address all machines can see each other and I am able to share files and print between machines with no problem.
I have added a Belkin 802.11b wireless network into my house (got it for Christmas!) I have 2 laptops which can access to the net no problem. The Belkin has its own DHCP server and assigns my wireless connections to 192.168.2.* addresses.
I can ping the wired computers at the 192.168.0.* addresses however in my network neighborhood I can not see any of the wired machines.
Any ideas how I can get my wireless machines to be able to do file sharing with my wired machines? My son did a report for school on a laptop and he wants to print it, the only way to do it now is email it to myself on a wired machine then print, but I should not have to do this.
Any ideas?