MN-100. Client computer canno`t connect to the Network

Hello.
I am sick and tired from my MN-100. I have one computer
conected to the Internet(Comcast) and anouther is
conected by router to the Host(Linksys Eherfast 100Lan).
I`m installing my Base Station on Host computer
succesfully. Client computer installation is never
finishing, becouse it canno`t detect base station on
anouther computer.
I cheked my network(Linksys) it`s working, but MN100 on
client doesn`t.
People please help, i`m loosing so much of time to fix
that problem...
Thank you ((E-Mail Removed))

The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100, connect
your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast (WAN)
connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use the
Internet independantly.


Just a thought. That's what I did...

James Sexton
(E-Mail Removed)

Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks anyway)
-I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY a
linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
-I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
Look what i did first:
-I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected to
Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i had
conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host, other
client". My shared Local area connection was working good
until something happen (actualy i just found out: problem
not in base station, problem in Network of Local Areas)
Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to hang
my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
Linksys probably...
Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema 4D,
Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
dream!"

>-----Original Message-----
>The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100, connect
>your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast (WAN)
>connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use the
>Internet independantly.
>
>
>Just a thought. That's what I did...
>
>James Sexton
>(E-Mail Removed)
>
>.
>

Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the computer that is now
connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on the MN100. Clone
the Mac address of that computer into the MN100. Power cycle the cable
modem.

On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy (E-Mail Removed)"
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>
>Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks anyway)
>-I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY a
>linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>-I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
> Look what i did first:
>-I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected to
>Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i had
>conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host, other
>client". My shared Local area connection was working good
>until something happen (actualy i just found out: problem
>not in base station, problem in Network of Local Areas)
> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to hang
>my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>Linksys probably...
> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema 4D,
>Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
>your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>dream!"
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>>simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100, connect
>>your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast (WAN)
>>connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use the
>>Internet independantly.
>>
>>
>>Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>
>>James Sexton
>>(E-Mail Removed)
>>
>>.
>>

--
Barb Bowman
Expert Zone Columnist
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
MS-MVP (Windows)

Thank you for reply.
You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
in "GUIDE" book.
I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come up
with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
seted up everething from the begining.
I come up with results as:
-Linksys drivers are working properly and they receiving
the Normal amount of packets from each other.
-After installing the base station:
a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
Client computer canno`t connect to the host computer,
but they see each other on local aeras conections and
Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets are
receiving in normal.
I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client, but
it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled it
and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t detect
connection)
Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>-----Original Message-----
>Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the computer
that is now
>connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on the
MN100. Clone
>the Mac address of that computer into the MN100. Power
cycle the cable
>modem.
>
>On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy
(E-Mail Removed)"
><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>
>>Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks anyway)
>>-I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY
a
>>linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>-I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>> Look what i did first:
>>-I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected
to
>>Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i
had
>>conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host, other
>>client". My shared Local area connection was working
good
>>until something happen (actualy i just found out:
problem
>>not in base station, problem in Network of Local Areas)
>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
hang
>>my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>Linksys probably...
>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema 4D,
>>Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
>>your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>dream!"
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>>>simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
connect
>>>your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast (WAN)
>>>connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use the
>>>Internet independantly.
>>>
>>>
>>>Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>
>>>James Sexton
>>>(E-Mail Removed)
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>
>--
>Barb Bowman
>Expert Zone Columnist
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>MS-MVP (Windows)
>.
>

You need to do a manual setup with a single computer and get it connected to
the Internet and confirm you can surf before you try to do anything else. If
you clone the Mac address from the computer that can successfully connect
directly to the cable modem MANUALLY into the base station and follow those
directions, are you able to surf.

If yes, DO NOT RUN THE WIZARD ON THE OTHER COMPUTERS. Plug them in to the
base station. Can they surf or not? Get Internet connectivity first, then
worry about file sharing between the computers.

Don't do anything else and only do the steps above.


Sergiy (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Thank you for reply.
> You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
> in "GUIDE" book.
> I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come up
> with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
> seted up everething from the begining.
> I come up with results as:
> -Linksys drivers are working properly and they receiving
> the Normal amount of packets from each other.
> -After installing the base station:
> a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
> b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
> Client computer canno`t connect to the host computer,
> but they see each other on local aeras conections and
> Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
> workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets are
> receiving in normal.
> I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client, but
> it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
> base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
> mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled it
> and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t detect
> connection)
> Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>> -----Original Message-----
>> Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the computer
> that is now
>> connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on the
> MN100. Clone
>> the Mac address of that computer into the MN100. Power cycle the
>> cable modem.
>>
>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy
> (E-Mail Removed)"
>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks anyway)
>>> -I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY
> a
>>> linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>> -I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>> something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>>> Look what i did first:
>>> -I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected
> to
>>> Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i
> had
>>> conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host, other
>>> client". My shared Local area connection was working
> good
>>> until something happen (actualy i just found out:
> problem
>>> not in base station, problem in Network of Local Areas)
>>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
> hang
>>> my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>> Linksys probably...
>>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>> problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema 4D,
>>> Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
>>> your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>> dream!"
>>>
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>>>> simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
> connect
>>>> your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast (WAN)
>>>> connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use the
>>>> Internet independantly.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>>
>>>> James Sexton
>>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>>
>>>> .
>>>>
>>
>> --
>> Barb Bowman
>> Expert Zone Columnist
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>> .


--
Barb Bowman
Expert Zone Columnist
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
MS-MVP (Windows)

I`m sorry Sir.
-But how could i exactly clone "MAC" adress?
-And were to clone it?
>-----Original Message-----
>You need to do a manual setup with a single computer and
get it connected to
>the Internet and confirm you can surf before you try to
do anything else. If
>you clone the Mac address from the computer that can
successfully connect
>directly to the cable modem MANUALLY into the base
station and follow those
>directions, are you able to surf.
>
>If yes, DO NOT RUN THE WIZARD ON THE OTHER COMPUTERS.
Plug them in to the
>base station. Can they surf or not? Get Internet
connectivity first, then
>worry about file sharing between the computers.
>
>Don't do anything else and only do the steps above.
>
>
>Sergiy (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> Thank you for reply.
>> You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
>> in "GUIDE" book.
>> I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come
up
>> with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
>> seted up everething from the begining.
>> I come up with results as:
>> -Linksys drivers are working properly and they
receiving
>> the Normal amount of packets from each other.
>> -After installing the base station:
>> a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
>> b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
>> Client computer canno`t connect to the host computer,
>> but they see each other on local aeras conections and
>> Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
>> workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets are
>> receiving in normal.
>> I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client,
but
>> it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
>> base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
>> mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled
it
>> and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t detect
>> connection)
>> Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the
computer
>> that is now
>>> connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on
the
>> MN100. Clone
>>> the Mac address of that computer into the MN100.
Power cycle the
>>> cable modem.
>>>
>>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy
>> (E-Mail Removed)"
>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks
anyway)
>>>> -I did tried to do so, but my client computer has
ONLY
>> a
>>>> linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>>> -I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>>> something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>>>> Look what i did first:
>>>> -I have my Realtek card on host computer wich
conected
>> to
>>>> Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i
>> had
>>>> conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host,
other
>>>> client". My shared Local area connection was working
>> good
>>>> until something happen (actualy i just found out:
>> problem
>>>> not in base station, problem in Network of Local
Areas)
>>>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
>> hang
>>>> my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>>> Linksys probably...
>>>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>>> problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema
4D,
>>>> Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
>>>> your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>>> dream!"
>>>>
>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>> The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>>>>> simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
>> connect
>>>>> your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast
(WAN)
>>>>> connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use
the
>>>>> Internet independantly.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>>>
>>>>> James Sexton
>>>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>>>
>>>>> .
>>>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Barb Bowman
>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>> .
>
>
>--
> Barb Bowman
> Expert Zone Columnist
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
> MS-MVP (Windows)
>
>
>.
>

I think it is time for you to phone tech support and get them to walk you
through this. you referred to following the instructions in the guide to do
this and now you are asking how to do this.

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> I`m sorry Sir.
> -But how could i exactly clone "MAC" adress?
> -And were to clone it?
>> -----Original Message-----
>> You need to do a manual setup with a single computer and get it
>> connected to the Internet and confirm you can surf before you try to
>> do anything else. If you clone the Mac address from the computer
>> that can successfully connect directly to the cable modem MANUALLY
>> into the base station and follow those directions, are you able to
>> surf.
>>
>> If yes, DO NOT RUN THE WIZARD ON THE OTHER COMPUTERS. Plug them in
>> to the base station. Can they surf or not? Get Internet connectivity
>> first, then worry about file sharing between the computers.
>>
>> Don't do anything else and only do the steps above.
>>
>>
>> Sergiy (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>> Thank you for reply.
>>> You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
>>> in "GUIDE" book.
>>> I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come
> up
>>> with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
>>> seted up everething from the begining.
>>> I come up with results as:
>>> -Linksys drivers are working properly and they
> receiving
>>> the Normal amount of packets from each other.
>>> -After installing the base station:
>>> a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
>>> b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
>>> Client computer canno`t connect to the host computer,
>>> but they see each other on local aeras conections and
>>> Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
>>> workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets are
>>> receiving in normal.
>>> I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client,
> but
>>> it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
>>> base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
>>> mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled
> it
>>> and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t detect
>>> connection)
>>> Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the computer that is now
>>> that is now
>>>> connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on the MN100.
>>>> Clone
>>> MN100. Clone
>>>> the Mac address of that computer into the MN100.
> Power cycle the
>>>> cable modem.
>>>>
>>>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy (E-Mail Removed)"
>>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks
> anyway)
>>>>> -I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY a
>>> a
>>>>> linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>>>> -I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>>>> something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>>>>> Look what i did first:
>>>>> -I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected to
>>> to
>>>>> Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i
>>> had
>>>>> conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host,
> other
>>>>> client". My shared Local area connection was working
>>> good
>>>>> until something happen (actualy i just found out:
>>> problem
>>>>> not in base station, problem in Network of Local
> Areas)
>>>>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
>>> hang
>>>>> my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>>>> Linksys probably...
>>>>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>>>> problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema
> 4D,
>>>>> Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR? answer: "for
>>>>> your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>>>> dream!"
>>>>>
>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>> The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it be
>>>>>> simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
>>> connect
>>>>>> your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast
> (WAN)
>>>>>> connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use
> the
>>>>>> Internet independantly.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>>>>
>>>>>> James Sexton
>>>>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>>>>
>>>>>> .
>>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Barb Bowman
>>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>>> .
>>
>>
>> --
>> Barb Bowman
>> Expert Zone Columnist
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>
>>
>> .


--
Barb Bowman
Expert Zone Columnist
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
MS-MVP (Windows)

I`m sorry Sir, that i`ve been a big pain in your a.. .
But i would be realy interesting to see you on my place
as a 16 years old teen, who learning his english only for
a 9 months and first time in his life touched Computer 5
months ago.
Sorry i dont have such experience as you do. And you
being "TO COOL", to not answer on my two simple questions!


>-----Original Message-----
>I think it is time for you to phone tech support and get
them to walk you
>through this. you referred to following the instructions
in the guide to do
>this and now you are asking how to do this.
>
>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> I`m sorry Sir.
>> -But how could i exactly clone "MAC" adress?
>> -And were to clone it?
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> You need to do a manual setup with a single computer
and get it
>>> connected to the Internet and confirm you can surf
before you try to
>>> do anything else. If you clone the Mac address from
the computer
>>> that can successfully connect directly to the cable
modem MANUALLY
>>> into the base station and follow those directions,
are you able to
>>> surf.
>>>
>>> If yes, DO NOT RUN THE WIZARD ON THE OTHER COMPUTERS.
Plug them in
>>> to the base station. Can they surf or not? Get
Internet connectivity
>>> first, then worry about file sharing between the
computers.
>>>
>>> Don't do anything else and only do the steps above.
>>>
>>>
>>> Sergiy (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>>> Thank you for reply.
>>>> You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
>>>> in "GUIDE" book.
>>>> I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come
>> up
>>>> with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
>>>> seted up everething from the begining.
>>>> I come up with results as:
>>>> -Linksys drivers are working properly and they
>> receiving
>>>> the Normal amount of packets from each other.
>>>> -After installing the base station:
>>>> a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
>>>> b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
>>>> Client computer canno`t connect to the host
computer,
>>>> but they see each other on local aeras conections and
>>>> Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
>>>> workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets
are
>>>> receiving in normal.
>>>> I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client,
>> but
>>>> it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
>>>> base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
>>>> mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled
>> it
>>>> and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t
detect
>>>> connection)
>>>> Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>> Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the
computer that is now
>>>> that is now
>>>>> connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on
the MN100.
>>>>> Clone
>>>> MN100. Clone
>>>>> the Mac address of that computer into the MN100.
>> Power cycle the
>>>>> cable modem.
>>>>>
>>>>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy
(E-Mail Removed)"
>>>>> <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks
>> anyway)
>>>>>> -I did tried to do so, but my client computer has
ONLY a
>>>> a
>>>>>> linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>>>>> -I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>>>>> something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>>>>>> Look what i did first:
>>>>>> -I have my Realtek card on host computer wich
conected to
>>>> to
>>>>>> Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router
i
>>>> had
>>>>>> conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host,
>> other
>>>>>> client". My shared Local area connection was
working
>>>> good
>>>>>> until something happen (actualy i just found out:
>>>> problem
>>>>>> not in base station, problem in Network of Local
>> Areas)
>>>>>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
>>>> hang
>>>>>> my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>>>>> Linksys probably...
>>>>>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>>>>> problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema
>> 4D,
>>>>>> Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR?
answer: "for
>>>>>> your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>>>>> dream!"
>>>>>>
>>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>>> The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it
be
>>>>>>> simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
>>>> connect
>>>>>>> your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast
>> (WAN)
>>>>>>> connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use
>> the
>>>>>>> Internet independantly.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> James Sexton
>>>>>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> .
>>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> Barb Bowman
>>>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>>>> .
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Barb Bowman
>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>>
>>>
>>> .
>
>
>--
> Barb Bowman
> Expert Zone Columnist
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
> MS-MVP (Windows)
>
>
>.
>

I think it would be much easier for YOU to have someone walk you through
this on the phone. I recognize that English is not your native language.

Also, BTW, I'm not a "Sir".

Sergiy wrote:
> I`m sorry Sir, that i`ve been a big pain in your a.. .
> But i would be realy interesting to see you on my place
> as a 16 years old teen, who learning his english only for
> a 9 months and first time in his life touched Computer 5
> months ago.
> Sorry i dont have such experience as you do. And you
> being "TO COOL", to not answer on my two simple questions!
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> I think it is time for you to phone tech support and get them to
>> walk you through this. you referred to following the instructions in
>> the guide to do this and now you are asking how to do this.
>>
>> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>> I`m sorry Sir.
>>> -But how could i exactly clone "MAC" adress?
>>> -And were to clone it?
>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>> You need to do a manual setup with a single computer
> and get it
>>>> connected to the Internet and confirm you can surf before you try
>>>> to do anything else. If you clone the Mac address from
> the computer
>>>> that can successfully connect directly to the cable
> modem MANUALLY
>>>> into the base station and follow those directions,
> are you able to
>>>> surf.
>>>>
>>>> If yes, DO NOT RUN THE WIZARD ON THE OTHER COMPUTERS.
> Plug them in
>>>> to the base station. Can they surf or not? Get Internet
>>>> connectivity first, then worry about file sharing between the
> computers.
>>>>
>>>> Don't do anything else and only do the steps above.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Sergiy (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>>>> Thank you for reply.
>>>>> You gave me an exactly same instructions wich is
>>>>> in "GUIDE" book.
>>>>> I have tried everething. Today in the morning i come
>>> up
>>>>> with an idea and i reinstalled my Linksys drivers and
>>>>> seted up everething from the begining.
>>>>> I come up with results as:
>>>>> -Linksys drivers are working properly and they
>>> receiving
>>>>> the Normal amount of packets from each other.
>>>>> -After installing the base station:
>>>>> a) Host computer installation: "succesfull"
>>>>> b) Client computer installation: "unsuccesfull"
>>>>> Client computer canno`t connect to the host
> computer,
>>>>> but they see each other on local aeras conections and
>>>>> Host computer`s workgroup is conected, but clients
>>>>> workgroup is "not connected", but the local packets
> are
>>>>> receiving in normal.
>>>>> I have tried reinstalling my Base station on client,
>>> but
>>>>> it cannot even finish, becouse it does not detect the
>>>>> base station and Internet Connection ( yeterday i had
>>>>> mallfunction of both drivers, but today i reinstalled
>>> it
>>>>> and mallfunction is fixed, but it still canno`t
> detect
>>>>> connection)
>>>>> Any sugestions guys? Would be realy appreciate!
>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>> Plug the 100 into the cable modem. Connect the computer that is
>>>>>> now that is now
>>>>> that is now
>>>>>> connected to the cable modem to one of the ports on
> the MN100.
>>>>>> Clone
>>>>> MN100. Clone
>>>>>> the Mac address of that computer into the MN100.
>>> Power cycle the
>>>>>> cable modem.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 21:36:16 -0800, "Sergiy
>>>>>> (E-Mail Removed)" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Alredy tried... results:... "NEGATIVE"...(Thanks
>>> anyway)
>>>>>>> -I did tried to do so, but my client computer has ONLY a a
>>>>> a
>>>>>>> linksys ethernet adapter and nothing else...
>>>>>>> -I have used this MN-100 for over 6 months, until
>>>>>>> something terrible happen (i dont even know what?).
>>>>>>> Look what i did first:
>>>>>>> -I have my Realtek card on host computer wich conected to to
>>>>> to
>>>>>>> Comcast HighSpeedInternet Router. From this router i had
>>>>> had
>>>>>>> conected two of mine Linksys adapters: "One host,
>>> other
>>>>>>> client". My shared Local area connection was working good
>>>>> good
>>>>>>> until something happen (actualy i just found out:
>>>>> problem
>>>>>>> not in base station, problem in Network of Local
>>> Areas)
>>>>>>> Sound Confusing? I know it does and i was about to
>>>>> hang
>>>>>>> my self but... i decided to get rid of my freaking
>>>>>>> Linksys probably...
>>>>>>> Hey! I am only 16 years old and i got so much of
>>>>>>> problems... Networking? COmputer Designment?(Cinema
>>> 4D,
>>>>>>> Photoshop, Flash MX, Rhinoceros WHY FOR?
> answer: "for
>>>>>>> your future dude, dont work? dont deserve right to
>>>>>>> dream!"
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
>>>>>>>> The Base Station is really a router. Wouldn't it
> be
>>>>>>>> simpler to replace your Linksys with the MN-100,
>>>>> connect
>>>>>>>> your computers (LAN) to it and plug your Comcast
>>> (WAN)
>>>>>>>> connection into the MN-100 so everybody could use
>>> the
>>>>>>>> Internet independantly.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Just a thought. That's what I did...
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> James Sexton
>>>>>>>> (E-Mail Removed)
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> .
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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>>>>>> Barb Bowman
>>>>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>>>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>>>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>>>>> .
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Barb Bowman
>>>> Expert Zone Columnist
>>>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> .
>>
>>
>> --
>> Barb Bowman
>> Expert Zone Columnist
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>> MS-MVP (Windows)
>>
>>
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