same nic different partition

[Guest]

Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2. The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon. Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew. I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2. The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon. Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew. I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.

What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?

 

[Guest]

Yes. One HD has different partitions and each partition has w2k.

Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2. The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon. Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew. I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.

What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

Your question is then:

"I have a PC with two versions of Win2000. With one
of them, networking works as expected. With the other,
it does not. How can I get the other to work?"

And the answer: Configure the other in exactly the same
way as the first.

Yes. One HD has different partitions and each partition has w2k.

Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2. The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon. Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release,

ipconfig/renew.
I

saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.

What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?

 

[Guest]

This configuration is exactly as the first one. But it will not work. any
suggestion?

Your question is then:

"I have a PC with two versions of Win2000. With one
of them, networking works as expected. With the other,
it does not. How can I get the other to work?"

And the answer: Configure the other in exactly the same
way as the first.

Yes. One HD has different partitions and each partition has w2k.

Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2. The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon.
Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew.
I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.


What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?

 

[Pegasus \(MVP\)]

What you say is obviously incorrect. If the two installations
were the same then they would work the same way, by
definition.

You now need to perform the usual network trouble
shooting tasks. Here are a few of them:
- Check the Event Viewer for error reports.
- Check the Device Manager to make sure that the NIC
is enabled and that it works properly.
- Set the NIC speed to half-duplex 10 MBits/s while testing.
- Give the NIC a fixed IP address.
- Ping some device connected to your network whose IP
address you know.

The results of the above tests will determine your next steps.

This configuration is exactly as the first one. But it will not work. any
suggestion?

Your question is then:

"I have a PC with two versions of Win2000. With one
of them, networking works as expected. With the other,
it does not. How can I get the other to work?"

And the answer: Configure the other in exactly the same
way as the first.

Yes. One HD has different partitions and each partition has w2k.

:


Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and

partition2.
The

wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon.
Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release, ipconfig/renew.
I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.


What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?

 

[Guest]

Let me repeat again. This is the same setting as the first one. This is why I
ask here. I also have done some troubleshooting before I ask here. Like
before I said there is no question mark in device mgr and wireless device
show there.
~In the event view shows wireless card is connected and no other error
except not detect usb cam device(I took it out).
~There is network icon show in the tesk bar but no packet flow.
~Either auto or assign private ip and set to 10mb/s,it can not ping router.

I don't have other device connect to this network. I will try to find other
device...

What you say is obviously incorrect. If the two installations
were the same then they would work the same way, by
definition.

You now need to perform the usual network trouble
shooting tasks. Here are a few of them:
- Check the Event Viewer for error reports.
- Check the Device Manager to make sure that the NIC
is enabled and that it works properly.
- Set the NIC speed to half-duplex 10 MBits/s while testing.
- Give the NIC a fixed IP address.
- Ping some device connected to your network whose IP
address you know.

The results of the above tests will determine your next steps.

This configuration is exactly as the first one. But it will not work. any
suggestion?

Your question is then:

"I have a PC with two versions of Win2000. With one
of them, networking works as expected. With the other,
it does not. How can I get the other to work?"

And the answer: Configure the other in exactly the same
way as the first.


Yes. One HD has different partitions and each partition has w2k.

:


Hello!

I have w2k sp4 and same wireless card on partition 1 and partition2.
The
wireless device and driver no problem and show the network icon.
Partition1
can go to internet.
For partition 2:
I either assign private ip or auto get ip,it just can not connect to
internet. It can not ping router. I use ipconfig/release,
ipconfig/renew.
I
saw the ip is 169.254.x.x. I know this is not the correct ip. How do I
correct it? Thanks any suggestion.


What do [disk?] partitions have to do with network adapters?
Are you talking about booting into different OSs, each on its
own disk partition?