Re: Next bloody wireless networking question
- From: Parish <me@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 03 Mar 2006 08:46:35 +0000
Dave Stanton wrote:
My Speedtouch USB modem has an installation cd - you bung it in, few clicks, then when it's finished you plug the modem into a USB port, double click the icon that the software thoughtfully put on the desktop and you're off. Not this bugger.
Si
You don't need an installation cd for a router, thats the beuty of them.
Indeed, but some do come with an installation CD, such as the ActionTec I setup for a friend recently, but they are just a 'wizard' to take you step-by-step through the setup.
Look at Jeffs post, I think that might be your answer.
Agreed. If he was previously using a USB modem then his PC's IP address will be a public one, i.e. the one assigned by his ISP, and so in a different sub-net.
Parish
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