Through the magic of searching, I don't seem to come across any threads that address my exact problem so I will ask away.
All I want to do is have a Win2000 computer that is using a DSL link to the internet (dynamic IP) be able to share that connection with a Win98SE machine that is in another room (the kids machine). Both machines are connected VIA an Intel 10/100 switch with the external DSL Modem Cat5 cable connection plugged into the uplink port of the switch. The Win2000 machine is then connected to the #1 RJ45 port on the switch. The Win98SE machine is connected to the #2 RJ45 port on the switch. I have an extra Kingston 10/100 NIC that came with the DSL install kit. The Win2000 connects just fine to the internet (must use Winpoet) but the Win98SE machine does not even show up on the network. HELP!
What I want to eventually accomplish is to have both machines surfing the internet at the same time and to send and receive e-mail independantly but not get charges for another IP address from earthlink.
All I want to do is have a Win2000 computer that is using a DSL link to the internet (dynamic IP) be able to share that connection with a Win98SE machine that is in another room (the kids machine). Both machines are connected VIA an Intel 10/100 switch with the external DSL Modem Cat5 cable connection plugged into the uplink port of the switch. The Win2000 machine is then connected to the #1 RJ45 port on the switch. The Win98SE machine is connected to the #2 RJ45 port on the switch. I have an extra Kingston 10/100 NIC that came with the DSL install kit. The Win2000 connects just fine to the internet (must use Winpoet) but the Win98SE machine does not even show up on the network. HELP!
What I want to eventually accomplish is to have both machines surfing the internet at the same time and to send and receive e-mail independantly but not get charges for another IP address from earthlink.
