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Dave Bachmann
I have an existing network of several PCs running XP (both Home and Pro), a
laptop doing XP Home, and a couple of Linux boxes. They connect to the net
via a cable modem hanging off the router. Everything works fine.
I started to upgrade the router from a Belkin F5D6231-4 (802.11b) to a
D-Link DI-524 (802.11g). After entering the SSID and encryption key into the
new router each of the machines was able to properly access the router and
the net. They *can not* access each other any longer, tho. While I can
successfully ping the router from any of them, I can neither ping another
machine on the home network nor can I access them via Network Places or
SAMBA. Reverting back to the old router, everything works fine with no
readjustments necessary.
While it seems likely that it's a simple setting in the new router, I have
yet to find anything that looks close in the documentation. I didn't set up
MAC filtering or any "advanced" features in the new router - pretty vanilla.
Any suggestions are gratefully appreciated.
TIA,
Dave
laptop doing XP Home, and a couple of Linux boxes. They connect to the net
via a cable modem hanging off the router. Everything works fine.
I started to upgrade the router from a Belkin F5D6231-4 (802.11b) to a
D-Link DI-524 (802.11g). After entering the SSID and encryption key into the
new router each of the machines was able to properly access the router and
the net. They *can not* access each other any longer, tho. While I can
successfully ping the router from any of them, I can neither ping another
machine on the home network nor can I access them via Network Places or
SAMBA. Reverting back to the old router, everything works fine with no
readjustments necessary.
While it seems likely that it's a simple setting in the new router, I have
yet to find anything that looks close in the documentation. I didn't set up
MAC filtering or any "advanced" features in the new router - pretty vanilla.
Any suggestions are gratefully appreciated.
TIA,
Dave