[SangeEtern]

Greetings everyone.
I'm connected to a "local" LAN and bought a wireless network adapter to connect to a acces point that belonged to a greater LAN. I succesfuly connected to that perticular network. I have 2 pc's at home (one has the wireless adapter). They are both connected via a switch - ethernet. How can i acces the wireless network with the other pc ?
I must mention. I get internet trough the wireless connection. If try to share it with the other pc, windows tries to change my ip to 192.168.0.1, which is the ip i get internet from and i can't do that nor that person can change it's ip.
The next issue would be that in that switch i mentioned earlier there are other computers and i want to share the connection only with my other computer since the wireless isn't that relieble or fast.
I want that the computer that has the wireless to act as a server. I can install on it any operating sistems you have in mind.
I'm opened to sugestions.

The computer that has the wireless network adapter: p2 266 mhz, hdd 20 gb 128 ram
The other pc: p4 2,4 ghz, 40 gb hdd 256 ram
Both have winxp.

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I'm a little confusing about your description. Can you please be a little more specific like naming Computer A, B or C.... and Network A/B/C....

[ong2lua]

I'm a little confusing about your description. Can you please be a little more specific like naming Computer A, B or C.... and Network A/B/C....

[SangeEtern]

What I meant is that there are two networks network A, which I'm on, with IP's 192.168.2.xxx and network B with IP's 192.168.1.xxx. We connected our networks using an old pc with one ethernet card and an wireless card. The ethernett card has IP 192.168.2.2 and I use it for network A, the wireless card has IP 192.168.1.154 and I use it for network B, taken one by one each network works using this PC but they don't work together.

[-=jonnyrotten=-]

They cannot work together because they are configured as different networks. I don't remember if XP has the capabilities to route the 2 networks together. Basically you have a 192.168.2.x scheme and a 192.168.1.x scheme. Now in order for them both to work together they all have to be on 192.168.2.x or vice versa.

-=jonnyrotten=-