Assuming you left the router at the default settings, you hould be receiving
an IP address in the 192.168.1.x network, where x is a unique number. On
the 98 PC, click and start, run and type winipcfg /all Post back with the
results.
"Kelly" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:dbcb01c43bc4$ae465450$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have two computers in the same room and I bought a
> linksys Etherfast cable/dsl router (model befsr41) to
> connect the second computer to the internet. The main
> computer is a Compaq Presario 5wv294 and runs windows ME
> and this computer is the gateway 2000 running windows 98.
> I would really like to network the computers so I can
> access programs and documents saved to one computer by the
> other computer, but have been unable to do so after
> reading the tutorials and running the network wizard. The
> linksys support ran a ping test on both computers and only
> the Compa got the proper ping (it had a response and
> number for four lines. The computer (the gatway) got all
> 0's for a response. How can I get the two computers
> properly networked?? Please help I don't know where else
> to turn.
> Thanks, Kelly
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