Here is my situation. I have verizon DSL and two computers in the network.
One is running windows 98se and is plugged directly into the linksys router
and the other is running windows XP and has a wireless card. My computer,
which is running win98se, took a dive and I had to reinstall my DUN and
VPN. I reinstalled the verizon software and this one is up and running. The
XP computer however is causing me some troubles. It says it's connected to
our network. I can browse files on the XP machine from the 98SE machine and
the XP machine can access the router via 192.168.1.1 in the browser. Any
ideas about fixing this problem? If you need more information, tell me what
to do and I will gladly obtain it and post it. Thanks.

-Ryan Stalter

Ryan Stalter wrote:

> Here is my situation. I have verizon DSL and two computers in the network.
> One is running windows 98se and is plugged directly into the linksys router
> and the other is running windows XP and has a wireless card. My computer,
> which is running win98se, took a dive and I had to reinstall my DUN and
> VPN. I reinstalled the verizon software and this one is up and running. The
> XP computer however is causing me some troubles. It says it's connected to
> our network. I can browse files on the XP machine from the 98SE machine and
> the XP machine can access the router via 192.168.1.1 in the browser. Any
> ideas about fixing this problem? If you need more information, tell me what
> to do and I will gladly obtain it and post it. Thanks.
>
> -Ryan Stalter

Perhaps the gateway isn't set to point to the router.

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