Multiple connection using Reliance broadband

hi all,
am new to this thread.
am using Relaince broadband, before browsing i have to login with username and password then only i'm allowed to browse, well this is fine.

now i try to share the internet connection wtih more than one computer using D-Link Switch and Proxy software. Both machines are running by Windows XP. i have logged in(Relaince broadband) from machine1 now the LocalAreaConnection is Connected status on both machines, but from the Command Prombt i ping the Default Gateway it's replying error as Packets Sent4, lost 4,

why the Default Gateway not ping from the machine 2, i have checked cable and switch all are ok. But i dont know what is the problem and how to solve it?

any body please help me to solve this probllem?

mention adslmodem/make /model number.
copy/paste this data
ipconfig /all
Have you enabled DHCP (in lan page of modem)

essbee thanks for your response.
these are the information collected from, Logged in machine.

mention adslmodem/make /model number


Its ZTE model and ZXDSL 831 Series

ipconfig /all

Host Name :Intel
Node Type Hybrid
IP Routing Enabled :no
Win Proxy Enabled :no
Physical Address 00-1c-c0-0f-7c-63
Dhcp Enabled: Yes,
Autoconfiguration Enabled:Yes,
IPaddress:124.125.2001.38,
SubnetMask :255.255.254.0,
Default GateWay:124.125.200.1,
DHCP server:10.9.240.192,
DNS SERVER :124.124.5.140 , 124.124.5.141,124.124.5.135,124.124.5.136, Lease Obtained:Tuesday may 25,2010 Lease Expires: Tuesday May 25,2010


Have you enabled DHCP (in lan page of modem)
I dont know how to do this?

could you please help me?

Originally Posted by essbebe

mention adslmodem/make /model number.
copy/paste this data
ipconfig /all
Have you enabled DHCP (in lan page of modem)

Hi Esspee did u find any solution for my problem?

1. Configure your modem in PPPoE mode.

2. Enable DHCP in your modem.

Type 192.168.1.1 in your browser, enter ID and password as admin. Browse through the pages. You will find the option to enable DHCP.

3. For both systems in LAN properties, " Obtain IP addresses automatically ".

Do you by any chance using one laptop and one desktop ? If so switch to Windows 7 and use connectify.

Originally Posted by meetdilip

1. Configure your modem in PPPoE mode.

2. Enable DHCP in your modem.

Type 192.168.1.1 in your browser, enter ID and password as admin. Browse through the pages. You will find the option to enable DHCP.

3. For both systems in LAN properties, " Obtain IP addresses automatically ".

Do you by any chance using one laptop and one desktop ? If so switch to Windows 7 and use connectify.

hi Meetdilip thank for your response.
1. Configure your modem in PPPoE mode. How to do this?
2. Enable DHCP in your modem. how to do this?
3. For both systems in LAN properties, " Obtain IP addresses automatically ". then dont we use any proxy softwares?

If you configure it in PPPoE mode there is no need to use a proxy software.

To configure in PPPoE and Enable DHCP, you need to log into the modem.

1. Type 192.1681.1 in the browser.

2. ID and password is admin. In some case password will be password or root.

3. In the internet connection page, you will find an option to choose between PPPoE and Bridge mode.

4. If you browse through the pages to find an option to enable DHCP also.

To enable DHCP: "Type 192.168.1.1 in your browser, enter ID and password as admin. Browse through the pages. You will find the option to enable DHCP."

Change Bridge mode to PPPoE mode: How to switch to PPPoE or Bridge Mode

Before changing modem settings, take a back up of the current settings. Just in case you do something wrong.