I almost got it

[topweb2000]

Ok I was in here the other day totally confused but with great help got almost everything working,
I have a desktop computer running Win ME and i have a cable modem installed and I have a laptop running win98se, I networked the 2 computers together by by installing ather nic card in the desktop and running a crossover cable from the nic card to a nic card i have installed in my laptop,then I ran windows networking wizard on both machines,after that i am able to share files,but I can't get on the internet with my laptop,I'm sorry but i'm not sure what else i should say to help you figure out what is wrong but any help would be great
Thanks ahead of time
topweb2000

 

[Norssak]

Install ICS on Desktop

 

[purplehayes]

You can try Microsoft's Internet Connection Sharing like Norrsak suggested or there are some other options:

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/network/proxy.htm - Freeware

http://sygate.com/free/default.phpFor a reasonable fee (What I use)

http://www.ositis.com/english/home/hm_home_home_en.asp - For a reasonable fee (Caused me problems, your milage may vary)

PH

 

[topweb2000]

ok i did install ics and i also tried analogx and still no internet on my laptop,i can share files with no problems just can't surf the web,ithere something i need to enable?

 

[topweb2000]

Does anyone have any ideas what to try now

 

[jeans2nd]

Some wild shots in the dark here - try Netmeeting ??? You aren't by any chance using NetBeui instead of TCP/IP? Double check your protocols and network settings, and try deleting all cards, etc., and reinstalling with the most current drivers. Also, can you ping the ISP from the laptop?

 

[topweb2000]

not sure how to ping,i uninstall all card drivers...in my control panal i have netbui and tcp/ip my my network setting

 

[Mean MrMustard]

to ping click "start", "run" and type "ping www.yourisp.com" (it won't necessary be "www. or .com&quot

 

[topweb2000]

Do I need to put anything in the gateway,i have the ip as obtain ip address automatically

 

[purplehayes]

As in getting the IP from you ISP? No, DCHP will automatically assign you an IP, a subnet mask and a gateway plus some other stuff.

Personally I feel that you should set static IP #'s on your home network, that way you won't have to fool with DHCP.

PH

 

[topweb2000]

well i pingged my desktop fin and i can't ping my laptop says unknown what does this mean besides that i don't have internet access?

 

[topweb2000]

All yea and what is binding and do I have to worry about it?