PC 2 connects to router by ethernet (10/100) (2000pro) I have a similar homeset up to the Ginch, but the difference is that PC 1 (2000pro) connects via USB to a router for the ADSL connection - internet access! Connect all other PC's 2nd NIC's to that same switch assigning NIC 2 in All, an IP addrsss in the same subnet (11.10.10.x). On PC1, assign the other NIC on a different IP address subnet (e.g: 11.10.10.x), & connect to the other switch. All on that subnet will have 'net access (unless you restrict otherwise). Result: LAN / WAN access is via router/pc on subnet 192.168.0.x. If it's a router, (Obviously you need to set you firewall settings/routing)
Your ISP will give you your IP address (e.g 82.128.x.x), sharing that connection gives your PC a local address of 192.168.0.1 by default & all other PC's connected to that a "DHCP address like 192.168.0.x ) Use the default to connect to the 'net then share it's connection. ( Win2000pro allows for internet connection sharing: If it's a USB ADSL modem for example, sharing the connection is the best option. Your Router or PC will provide an internal (LAN) address typically 192.168.0.1Īnything connected to that PC or router will have also an IP address in 192.168.0.x The ISP will provide an IP address visible to teh web! What connects to the ineternet? USB ADSL modem? Router? etc? Its sometimes easier to get the old fashioned pen & paper and draw a topograph before you start. Mrv1976 - you say you have 2 switches? Are they connected physically - did you assign IP addresses in the same subnets etc etc? you cannot put 2 cards on the same Server/PC on the same subnet - unless you are load balancing (e.g. I don't do any thing special as to the setup and it all seems to work fine.
When the wireless card is on I can see that both connections are working to the network and internet. The four is on the internet when the wireless card is enabled. Three of them are always on the internet. All machines on the network can see each other and share everything(files,printers,etc.). The bottom machine is always on the network through the peer to peer connection but can not access the internet unless I enable the wireless card. I turn off the wireless card on the bottom machine for security of that machine. The top machine is on the internet and network all the time. The two machines are connected togeather in a peer to peer with a 1gig crossover cable(1 gig cards). The second machine bottom one is connected to the internet with a wireless card(56). The top one is connected to the network with a R45cable(10-100). I use two of the machines togeather, one sitting on top of the other. All run W2K and are routed through a network switch that has both wired and wireless connections.
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