Connecting Server And Workstation To A Wireless Router?
Dec 20, 2012
I just moved into my mother house until I find a new house and need to connect my computer. Se has a wireless router. I have a server that was previously connected to a router and a workstation was connected to the router as well. It was all previously connected to the Internet via cables. How can I connect wirelessly? I am assuming I need a adapter to connect to the Internet. Do I connect the adapter to the server or is there an adapter that connects to the router?
Work station of domain network stopped accessing the server and internet. Assigned IP address, since DHCP would not hand out automatic IP address. Was working fine before today.
I'm learning as I go and am having some problems with an ACL:
Extended IP access list 120 permit tcp 172.17.0.0 0.0.0.255 host 172.16.1.7 eq 15871 deny ip 172.17.0.0 0.0.0.255 10.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 deny ip 172.17.0.0 0.0.0.255 172.16.0.0 0.15.255.255 deny ip 172.17.0.0 0.0.0.255 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255 permit ip any any Extended IP access list 130 permit tcp host 172.16.1.192 host 172.17.0.10 eq 4899 permit ip any any
I need to be able to access a server 172.17.0.10 on port 4899 from workstation 172.16.1.192. My ACL's are listed above (obviously!). It's not working as it is. My suspiscion is the deny ip 172.17.0.0 0.0.0.255 172.16.0.0 0.15.255.255 in ACL 120. But that is required as we cant have users from the 172.17 network seeing/accessing the 172.16 network.
I've been messing around with this for several weeks to no avail. I've never had a problem establishing a VPN connection within my LAN. I've tried several workarounds, learning things in the processs, but to no avail.I've set up a VPN connection with Windows 7. The RRAS server is at home and I'm attempting to access from school (or the internet anywhere).I have no problem establishing the VPN connection (that I can see). Port 1723 is forwarded for both UDP and TCP to a static LAN address (198.162.1.124) in the E4200. PPTP pass-through is enabled (as well as the other two options).I can't see anything on the server after connecting. I'm using a DDNS. It works just fine INSIDE the LAN; I've even mapped a network drive to "S:". Accessing ANYTHING outside of the LAN over a VPN, however, isn't working. [code]
Yesterday I tried to configure a 881 router which has an IP-Phone 7975 and one workstation. However the CUCM is in the other part of the city.The network where the CUCM has been connected can be reachable by VPN.
From the VPN router I have the following information:
If I used this info with Cisco VPN client on a computer, the connection works great but I do not how to configure my 881 with the same information. The 881 router is connected behind an ADSL Modem.
I have a linksys router WRT54G connected to a modem supplied to me by Time Warner Cable. Just last night, for some reason my internet stopped working. After calling Time Warner Cable internet support, I found out that the modem is working. If I connect my laptop (Dell model which is running on Windows 7) directly via cable to the modem, I can connect to the internet. BUT if i connect my modem to the router, and then connect my laptop via cable or wireless to the router, I can't connect to the internet. When I open up my network window on the computer, I see that my laptop is connected to the router and the router is connected to the internet but I can't connect to the internet. I tried calling linksys customer service and my insurance ran out so yea ... On the laptop, i ran a troubleshooting program and it gave me an error stating that it failed to connect to the DNS server and I should contact the internet provider. Time Warner Cable told me that if connected to the modem directly, I could access the internet indicating that there's an error in the router.
I managed to setup a 1721 router as a vpn server connecting to it using a cisco vpn client however altough I am obtaining an ip address as defined in the dhcp pool I am unable to communicate with both the remote network and also I have no internet as soon as I connect.
I have an HP 8710 Workstation laptop running WindowsXP that just recently starting having problems maintaining an internet connection with my ATT Elevate mobile hotspot. My internet connection will work for 1-2 minutes and then end up timing out. I then have to disconnect and then reconnect to the wireless network to get connectivity. I was using was my laptop's built-in wifi card (Intel Wireless WiFi Link 4965AGN) when this was occurring, then switched to a wifi adapter (Linksys AE1000) and still the problem persists. I contacted ATT and they checked the cell towers, nothing is wrong and everything seems to be working. I've tried upgrading all the drivers, still no success.
I have two AC1200 routers? how do i connect one ac1200 to another ac1200. Only one should act as a DHCP server and broadcast wireless; the other should be simply just a hub (vs. me having to buy a separate hub). What are the correct settings and connections?
Can I use one 1 PC (Powerful PC) as a work station and can I use for to create different nodes.(Clients) Ex. By adding 5 Monitors to that PC, can it be treated as server/workstation ?So each monitor will be treated as single PC ?
Ok so I am working on this networking project for cleaning up our Internal DNS. So we are running untangle that uses DHCP. I am currently going though and 'Reserving' the IP addresses for each work station. This way we can connect to workstations and install software remotely. Problem is our Host (A) records are so messed up and PTR records point to multiple users/pcs. I am aware of scavenging, but we have that set to 14 days per our network admin, but during this time the DNS gets messed up because we have 30 people in our office running MAC's with VM bootcamp and they also use VPN connections. So for instance I use Mac with parallels 7. I used both wired and wireless connections to the internet. This creates 2 IP addresses that needs to be reserved and 1 bridged connection for my VM. So Technically I would have 3 host A records and 3 PTR records? But what about the VPN connection? Sometimes when other ping my work station (ex. ping link2057macbook) it returns an IP address that I used for my VPN and not the correct IP.
Still trying to get this XP pro SP3 to connect to or log into the server, a Windows 2008 jobber. I get the pop up that says unable to access the server, may be a permissions issue. I am administrator on both though and it should not be an issue plus I can ping each machine from the other. The XP machine does not show up in the network on the server though. The server shows up on the XP but then will not allow me to log into it. I changed all user names and pass codes on all the machines to be the same and it cleared up a number of issues except this one. The network name on the server is Network 2 and on another machine the network is named Network 3. This XP machine used to connect to the server without issues. My server guy moved away and well, I am just not that savy on 2008 Server. I read the thread on the Plesbit network but not sure I understand his issues. Seems similar to mine though.
I am setting up the network for the computer institue I work for. We are discarding the old network and are going for a new network. There will be 2 Computer Labs with 60 computers in each Lab. The staffroom will have 20 computers. The Accounts department will have 5 computers. All the departments are in the same building with just 2 floors. It will be a wired network. All computers should have access to the Internet. There will be a printer each in the 2 Labs, staffroom & accounts department which has to be shared with their respective network. The Lab computers will run MS Office, Adobe software etc. Likewise the the staffroom and accounts department computers will also have to run MS Office and probably Adobe software as well. We will be using Windows Server 2003 and are inclined to use IBM servers due to a partnership. Cost isn't a major issue and the management is willing to spend to set this up rightly in the first place.My main question is whether we should go for a thin client network with everything running in the main servers. In that case how many servers should we have and what would be the ideal config of those servers.If we go for workstation PCs for each user if cost isn't an issue then what are the benefits over thin client computersDo we have to have a separate server for data?
I cannot ping mydomain.local from any computer on my network. In order to this, I have to set DNS 1 as my server's ip address, then I can ping it. The reason this is a problem is because in order to add a workstation to my domain, I have to manually configure DNS to my server's ip. I have two networks, all new systems and this occurs on both. So obviously it is the way im setting things up[CODE]
I keep getting a 50% loss on one workstation. I tried switching out the network card and that seems to have resolved the issue... Do network cards exhibit strange behavior when they fail or am I overlooking a deeper issue?
a workstation on our domain running windows 7 64 bit downloaded updates from microsoft. There was about a hundred of them. Since they installed the machine won't connect to the network shares. It can access the internet easily enough. The Workstation Service won't start. It comes up with an error 1068: The dependancy service or group failed to start. I used System restore to go back before the updates and everything worked again. Installed the updates and the problem re-appears. I have 2 wireless network adaptors so I disabled one.
I have a hardwired network with 10 workstations plugged into switch. Printer plugged into switch. Server plugged into switch.Switch plugged into router.Router DHCPs except printer is static IP. All have access to internet through server then out through router.Have added another workstation that is not allowed access to the network (on purpose) but needs to be able to use the printer. The workstation is not under our security for virus control, etc so I don't want it in the server. But it needs access to internet and access to printer. Should I create a separate subnet from the router and keep the workstation separate there? If so, then how can I keep the printer accessible to both subnets?
I have got 2 workstations: test-pc and laptop-pc. Both 2008 server Sp1 x64 Both are added to Domain - 2003 server x86.My problem is:I cannot access shared folders on laptop-pc From test-pc if I am not physically logged in onto both machines. When I logged in as an administrator on both - everything is fine, but if I will turn laptop-pc on and leave it on Windows logon screen (without login) I wont be able to access anything on it.Is there anything I should enable/disable on Domain Group Policy to fix it?
I am trying to do a PXE Boot with a M50 Precision Workstation. I have flashed my BIOS to A12. When I boot up, I get PC Boot Agent 4.31 and PXE 2.41. It starts to do the DHCP, however it errors out with the message:
PXE-E51: No DHCP or proxy DHCP offers were received.
At our work, we have a shared documents server and also an email server to connect to. For some reason, on one computer only, I cannot connect to either my e-mail or the shared docs. It simply will not accept the credentials (ie my password for my username). It won't accept anyone else credentials either. I have set up fine on another computer, and on my home computer which is on a different network. I can categorically say that it's a computer problem as the usernames/passwords work fine on every other computer, but this one cannot seem to connect. I connect to the servers through a shortcut on the desktop, so i think it's the exchange or something I can't connect to.
i have 2 network, each has its own internet connection. it is on my netcafe, 1st is for browsing and 2nd for online gaming. How do i connect them 2 my pc billing server.
i than when installed WMware Workstation my LAN connection have been hidden,when plug into cable TP CAT5 to Connector does not show in Network And Sharing center in Windows 7?
If you have problems setting up a computer as a domain controller,what would be the best approach? Four DNS Zones you can configure? What policy would you use to record unsucessful logons to a workstation?
I have a Vista Workstation that out of the blue today stopped connecting to the internet after applying the windows updates. I have gone back and rolled them out but it still will not connect.It is hardwired (Ethernet) to a cisco e4200 router that gets its internet from a motorola surfboard cable modem. I tried it with a wireless connection and had the same issue.Other computers on the network work fine both connected with ethernet and wireless. It won't assign an IP even though dhcp is enabled on the router, so I assigned a static one and it sees the local network just fine, I'm copying files from it to my NAS server without a problem.
My laptop lcd screen has died. No replacement part, 9 years old. I have attached a cat5 cable from my laptop to my router. how do I see the laptop hardrive on my work station.
I have an HP Workstation that I have been working at constantly to get up and running on the network, it had "OpenCloudSecurity" adaware on it I believe and I was able to get that off with a couple of my freeware tools. The problem I am having is simply it will not connect to the network and only shows. 0Sent 0 Recieved and doesn't pull and IP configuration. I skimmed around and found that sometimes adaware/spyware can play with the TCPIP Stack and that your best bet is to reset the TCPIP stack and WINSOCK ; I did TCPIP Reset and Winsock multiple times with multiple reboots . I know it isn't the ethernet card because I popped in a live Ubuntu CD and it connected just fine on the wired ethernet.
I have a single workstation on an AS400 domain server, which is administered by a contract company, that continues to freeze up and then is kicked out of the network. The strange thing is that the computer also gets kicked off the Internet at the same time. I had the employee work from her laptop using the WI-FI connection while I attempted to troubleshoot the problem, and the laptop had the same thing happen. The strange thing is that she is the only one this is happening to. I originally thought it was a bad ethernet cable or bad port on the switch, but after the laptop had the same thing happen I decided the problem was else where. The contract company says that the problem has to be on my end, but thing that there could be something in her settings causing the problem. I have pinged the server with no problem, run a trace route with no errors reported, and made sure that the computer is set to a static IP as well. I have checked to make sure there are no other PC's. I also connected the cable to a different port on the office switch, connected my laptop with no problem, and had another employee sign onto her PC with a different sign on with no problems.
I want to test ncs 1.0 virtual appliance demo version with vm, as we are not having the hardware to install vmware Vsphere hypervisor we tried to mount in vmware workstation.Vmware workstation support to mount the virtual appliance with ovf or ova format,But it showing some eroor as attached screenshot.
Will NCS run with vmware workstation or player or how to test NCS ova format in lab environment.
I purchased the EA6500 a few days ago, and when I'm connected to Cisco Connect Cloud I am unable to select Folder Access / FTP Server / Media Server. I click them and nothing happens.Also, the Cisco light on the router keeps blinking.
