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whitestar_999 · 24-01-2008, 12:05 PM

have you tried windows simple internet connection sharing.it is there in start->all programs->accessories->communications->network setup wizard.rest of the steps are self explanatory.at any time you can click on "example" to see the kind of network.

Skull · 25-01-2008, 01:38 AM

whitestar_999 thanks bro,but i don't wana create a network i just want internet connection on 2 pcs at a time just4kix can u plz tell me what to do now ?nad wana automate the dialing process too.

just4kix · 25-01-2008, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Skull

whitestar_999 thanks bro,but i don't wana create a network i just want internet connection on 2 pcs at a time just4kix can u plz tell me what to do now ?nad wana automate the dialing process too.

Please hang on. I am preparing a new guide on this and will upload this on a new thread. Give me a day max.

player · 01-02-2008, 01:23 AM

i am still not able to figure it out !!! i am really confused and have lost my patience

just4kix as you have said switch to always on mode, i have switched the router to always on mode but i am unable to surf the net and when i try to dial the connection it says 'the phone line is busy'.but when i uncheck the dial on demang feature then its normal i am able to dial and net is working.

the second laptop is detecting the router and is successfully connected to it but then what i am unable to surf the net on that.

i have gone through your guide but still ended up with no results

and can you please tell me how to take the screenshots as it will be a lot easier to explain my problem

please help

just4kix · 01-02-2008, 10:49 AM

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Originally Posted by player

i am still not able to figure it out !!! i am really confused and have lost my patience

just4kix as you have said switch to always on mode, i have switched the router to always on mode but i am unable to surf the net and when i try to dial the connection it says 'the phone line is busy'.but when i uncheck the dial on demang feature then its normal i am able to dial and net is working.

When you have configured the modem/router in always on mode (PPPoE), why are you trying to dial again? The modem/router is already doing that - and it has already done that. Naturally you will get a "phone busy" signal if you try to dial again. Imagine you have parallel telephones at home. If there is a phone conversation going on one phone, can you use the other parellel phone to dial again?

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Originally Posted by player

the second laptop is detecting the router and is successfully connected to it but then what i am unable to surf the net on that.

i have gone through your guide but still ended up with no results

You must do the following:

If you have only one modem/router (wired)
a) Configure your (ADSL) router/modem in PPPoE mode.
b) If it is Type I (1 USB + 1 LAN), connect one machine to USB (install drivers first) and one to LAN.
c) Get rid of any dialers on the PC/laptop. They are not required.

If you have one modem/router (wired) with another router (wired or wireless) or a network switch/hub
a) Configure your main (ADSL) router/modem in PPPoE mode.
b) Connect your wired/wireless router in Automatic DHCP mode. Those who have a network switch, do the same.
c) Connect your PC or laptop to LAN ports 1~4 (wired connections) or connect them wirelessly.
d) Get rid of any dialers on the PC/laptop. They are not required.

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Originally Posted by player

and can you please tell me how to take the screenshots as it will be a lot easier to explain my problem

please help

To take pictures of screen shots, do this:

a) Open the application whose screen shot is desired
b) While this window is modal (title bar should be blue coloured; not grey), press one of the following:
- Alt+Printscreen: to capture the modal window only
- Pritscreen: to capture the entire desktop
The screen shot is now captured to clipboard
c) Open MS-Paint.
d) Use the paste function to paste the screenshot
e) Save the picture (preferably in JPEG format to reduce size)

just4kix · 01-02-2008, 11:13 AM

@player, from another post I read, I think that you have a Type IV modem. Am I correct?

If that is the case, then do the following:

a) Configure your (Type IV) router/modem in PPPoE mode.
b) Connect your machines to LAN ports 1~4 (wired connections) or wirelessly.
c) Get rid of any dialers on the PC/laptop. They are not required.

player · 01-02-2008, 01:05 PM

okay now i have deleted all the dialers i have created, but the problem persists i am not able to connect to the internet.

yes i have a type iv modem i.e.siemens sl2_141,i have turned the modem to pppoe but still ended up with no results,i am posting some screen shots (thanks for telling how to take them) and please point where i am wrong.

thanks

player · 01-02-2008, 01:09 PM

summary

niraj8241 · 01-02-2008, 03:44 PM

have u tried using a bridge connection. it is easier to do so. u have to make a connection dialer to dial to the internet.

add a new wan connection in ur router configuration using vpi/vci as 0/35. and taking LLC encapsulation and dont make any further changes to ur configuration. after u have finished making the wan connection. reboot the router. this is the main step to do.

whitestar_999 · 01-02-2008, 05:21 PM

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have u tried using a bridge connection. it is easier to do so. u have to make a connection dialer to dial to the internet.

bridge mode can not be used to connect multiple devices simultaneously independant of each other.in bridge mode one machine(laptop/desktop) must act as a kind of gateway to which other machines connect.if that machine is off none of the remaining machines can connect.

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Skull Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 6 Rep Power: 0	whitestar_999 thanks bro,but i don't wana create a network i just want internet connection on 2 pcs at a time just4kix can u plz tell me what to do now ?nad wana automate the dialing process too.

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just4kix Guardian Angel Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 4,727 Rep Power: 7	@player, from another post I read, I think that you have a Type IV modem. Am I correct? If that is the case, then do the following: a) Configure your (Type IV) router/modem in PPPoE mode. b) Connect your machines to LAN ports 1~4 (wired connections) or wirelessly. c) Get rid of any dialers on the PC/laptop. They are not required.

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niraj8241 Bronze Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Age: 21 Posts: 124 Rep Power: 1	have u tried using a bridge connection. it is easier to do so. u have to make a connection dialer to dial to the internet. add a new wan connection in ur router configuration using vpi/vci as 0/35. and taking LLC encapsulation and dont make any further changes to ur configuration. after u have finished making the wan connection. reboot the router. this is the main step to do.