Cris
Tue May 13 18:22:24 PDT 2008
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If you are trying to circumvent the company network to connect directly =
to the internet, its not going work, even with the router
and if you unplug your first machine from the router and back to the =
plug on the well...it will be just fine
Yes you should call your company's tech guy if you need assistance
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Cris Hanna [SBS-MVP]
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MVPs Do Not Work For Microsoft
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Please do not contact me directly. Please post only in the newsgroup so =
all can benefit
<elodie.gillain@gmail.com> wrote in message =
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Dear Forumers,
I would like to install a (wireless) router between the internet plug
on the wall and my PC at work. Ordinarily, my machine is connected to
the internet through the company internal network.
I would like to set up a router because I could plug a second machine
to the router and access the internet from that second machine, and
maybe use a handheld device.
So I set up a router between my PC and the internet plug on the wall.
For some reason, I then could not access the internet at all from my
first machine. Is there something obvious I am doing wrong? How hard
is it to do what I am trying to do? Should I contact my company's tech
guys?
I greatly appreciate your help.
Cheers everyone!
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