[Tazzz]

Hello,

I recently had trouble with the Limited or No Connectivity / Cannot renew your IP Address.

Well, I fixed that but now a new problem has risen. I am running on a wired network (How primative) with 3 Computers Currently running on the network. The host computer (Has the DSL and Stuff), a second computer and my computer down the hall. My computer was the only one on the network that has no internet.

After fixing the IP Address manually it said that my computer was working again, one problem. The network was sending 0 Packets and Receiving aroung 250-300. The host computer is sending and receving over 5,000-6,000. Im not sure what that means.

My computer is Windows XP Home SP2, Host Computer is the same. Please help

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so are you on the internet and are you using DHCP or static ip address
cable may be primitive but still fastest

Edited by peterm, 06 July 2005 - 10:38 PM.

[peterm]

so are you on the internet and are you using DHCP or static ip address
cable may be primitive but still fastest

Edited by peterm, 06 July 2005 - 10:38 PM.

[Tazzz]

So can anybody help me? I will try to get a screen shot.

[peterm]

did you read my reply?

[cnmsales]

First off like the previous poster said. Are you set to obtain an ip automatically or have you entered them in your self.

If set to obtain auto then please go to your command prompt and do an ipconfig. Please post what kind of IP adress you are getting. Depending on the type of router that is being used you will probably be getting a 192.x.x.x or 10.x.x.x adress range. Please reply back with more information and we can TS further.

[Tazzz]

I manually configured it. Now it says im connected but I can't access the internet.

I also un-installed and re-installed all the network hardware.

Nothing seems to work

[cnmsales]

It looks like maybe you arent understanding what we are asking you.

First id like you to go into control panel and go to network connections. Once there right click on Local Area Connection. Left click properties. Once in here highlight Internet Protocol TCP/IP and select properties. Both Dots should be set to obtain automatically. If they are not you need to set them to this.

Again we come to the way your ISP requires you to connect. You need to find out if they require you to connect DHCP, Static, or PPPoE. Do these steps and find this information and report back here.

[goddessxx]

HOW DID U SOLVE UR FIRST PROBLEM?! I NEED HELP!