Whenever you change network settings in Windows 98 you should reboot to make
the new settings stick. This is not necessary with Windows NT, 2000 or XP
but it is with Windows 98, SE and ME because they cannot dynamically change
network settings.
You could try using WINIPCFG and clicking the Renew button after changing
from one router to the other but that may or may not help.
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"jimbo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have been experimenting with two wireless routers. One router has a
> DSL modem attached and the other has a dial-up modem attached. Both
> routers work perfectly alone. (One router powered up, the other
> powered down.) But I have not been able to switch between routers when
> both are powered up. Example: DSL router/network running. All
> computers see each other and the network connection works for all
> computers. Use wireless NIC software to connect one computer to
> Dial-up router/network. I can access the router and dial-up to my ISP,
> but my browser never finds the connection. It just times out. I am
> using WinXP and Win98se computers in the network.
>
> Can someone tell me where I should be looking for the problem or a
> procedure to follow or to a good reference?
>
> Regards, jimbo
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