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pkgjyoti

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    sharing internet problems
    « on: September 11, 2009, 03:07:10 AM »
    HOW CAN WE SHARE INTERNET IN WIMAX SYSTEM (DHCP ENABLED)

    OUR ISP ALWAYS ASKING FOR LOGIN ID FOR USING INTERNET MORE THAN ONE PC

    AT A TIME. ALTHOUGH WE HAVE ONLY ONE ID THAT CAN USE IN ONE PC AT A TIME.

    CAN ANYBODY PROVISE US INTERNET SERVER SETTING SOR SHARING INTERNET IN

    DHCP ENABLED SERVER , WE HAVE AUTOMATIC IP SERVER SETTING WHICH SHOWS:

    IP ADDRESS: 101.184.5.47
    SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0
    DEFAULT GATEWAY : 10.184.5.1
               DHCP ENABLED
    DHCP SERVER         : 172.31.7.130
    DNS SERVER           : 172. 31.7.133
                                       172.31.6.85


    WE TRIED UNPLUG AND REINSTALLED LAN CARD ALSO CHANGED TO MANUAL SETTING

    TO EVERY PC BUT CAN NOT SHARE INTERNET.

    DO WE NEED STATIC IP OR ANY OTHER SETTING FOR SHARING INTERNET MORE THAN 1 PC.


    PLS ADVICE OR GIVE SOME HELP TO OVERCOME WITH PROBLEM.

    THANKS & REGARDS
    PRADEEP

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    Re: sharing internet problems
    « Reply #1 on: September 11, 2009, 03:23:27 AM »
    Shouting?  ???

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      Re: sharing internet problems
      « Reply #2 on: September 11, 2009, 04:58:18 AM »
      I'm not familiar with WiMAX, so bear with me.

      What are the hardware components of your network configuration?

      Is there a WiMAX modem in your home/business which communicates signals to and from your ISP?  Or is there a WiMAX adapter on your computer which communicates directly to some WiMAX station (beyond your direct control) miles away which relays it to/from ISP?

      If there's a WiMAX modem in your home/business, does WiMAX modem connect to a home router to which your computers connect either "wired" or "wireless"?

      I would look at configuration options of home router or in-home WiMAX modem for capability to setup logon credentials at those "choke" points for an always on connection.  But once again, I'm not familiar with WiMAX.  Love to know more about it.