That means it is pointing to the USB port to print. Look for a port called TCP/IP like this one.
Open the Printers folder on the PC, Right click on the printer and select properties. Go to the port tab and tell me what port is selected.
Have you gotten into the router and verified the key. Plenty of people out there make it a hobby to hack into routers and change keys and passwords.
Your possibly correct. But some of those Modems are a challenge to get in Bridge for the average user. That's why I had chose the easy road first. :)
Sounds to me like the PC is doing authentication. Tony he needs to post the ipconfig for the desktop but I don't remember the command to save...
Mark, ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) is used when you don't have a router (Gateway) Your PC acts as the router. Not needed in your situation.
Unless you have 2 network cards you can't do ICS.
Are you trying to share the whole C:\ drive? What it's trying to tell you is it's already shared by default as C$. The $ hides it from amateurs....
Slightly off subject but was wondering why you chose VPN for Outlook clients to connect (assuming your using Outlook) over Connect Outlook 2003 to...
Yes, Get a copy of the manual.
Nothing related to the network. It must be a setting in the printer properties on the PCs.
Huh? :confused: I thought you already were entering manually? If you put your desktop on automatic what is going to hand out the address?
It may not respond to ping. Guess you could try everything from 192.168.1.2 to 192.168.1.254 :D I have seen a lot of APs in the .245 range.
One more thing. I can't find a manual for this product to verify but I have never heard of a access point with a defaut IP of 192.168.1.1 unless...
Sorry for being so basic but did you try http://192.168.1.1
What address did your computer have when you tried this? Any other devices on the network?
What AV and FW are you running?
http://www.dyndns.com/services/dns/
Did your forward port 5560 to 192.168.16.70 in the router?
Sounds like UPNP (Universal Plug and Play) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Plug_and_Play
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