Network waddo meka balala yanno..

[san2d3]

bump....

 

[krizta]

dongle eke net share karaganna mcn.



Mcn bridge karana system eka kiyaqla denna puluwanda?mage dongle connection eka bridge wenne nane.

router eke DHCP disable karala balanna

 

[kellsupun]

dongle eke net share karaganna mcn.

ubata echchra deyak karanna oni nah mchn wifi adapter ekakin puluwan

 

[actinide]

try this

Just enabled ICS on the internet connection and share it w/ the other network connection (the one leading to the router). In fact, since ICS provides a router of its own, you don't actually need the routing features of the router (WAN). It will still work, but now those users are behind two firewalls, double NAT’d, etc., which complicates firewall management for remote access purposes (if that’s a requirement). Instead, you could just assign the router a static IP address of 192.168.0.99, disable its DHCP server, and connect them LAN to LAN. So now it's nothing more than a switch (and of course, if it's a wireless router, it remains a wireless AP).

1. dongle eke internet connection sharing on karana.
2. ube LAN adapter ekath ekka eka share karanna.
3. LAN eke idan cable ekak gahanna router ekata
4. router eke DHCP disable karanna.

 

[san2d3]

try this

Just enabled ICS on the internet connection and share it w/ the other network connection (the one leading to the router). In fact, since ICS provides a router of its own, you don't actually need the routing features of the router (WAN). It will still work, but now those users are behind two firewalls, double NAT’d, etc., which complicates firewall management for remote access purposes (if that’s a requirement). Instead, you could just assign the router a static IP address of 192.168.0.99, disable its DHCP server, and connect them LAN to LAN. So now it's nothing more than a switch (and of course, if it's a wireless router, it remains a wireless AP).

1. dongle eke internet connection sharing on karana.
2. ube LAN adapter ekath ekka eka share karanna.
3. LAN eke idan cable ekak gahanna router ekata
4. router eke DHCP disable karanna.

router eke DHCP disable karala balanna

thanks mcnla... lunch hour eke try karala wistara daannam.DHCP dissable karanna ona ai kiyala poddak wistara karanna puluwanda? (network danumata )

 

[san2d3]

try this

Just enabled ICS on the internet connection and share it w/ the other network connection (the one leading to the router). In fact, since ICS provides a router of its own, you don't actually need the routing features of the router (WAN). It will still work, but now those users are behind two firewalls, double NAT’d, etc., which complicates firewall management for remote access purposes (if that’s a requirement). Instead, you could just assign the router a static IP address of 192.168.0.99, disable its DHCP server, and connect them LAN to LAN. So now it's nothing more than a switch (and of course, if it's a wireless router, it remains a wireless AP).

1. dongle eke internet connection sharing on karana.
2. ube LAN adapter ekath ekka eka share karanna.
3. LAN eke idan cable ekak gahanna router ekata
4. router eke DHCP disable karanna.

Mcn ehema karama com eke ethernet eka unindentifying network kiyala pennanne. Habai dan SLT router eken lan in ekak dunnama me router eke wifi walin net yanna puluwan.

 

[san2d3]

bump..

 

[san2d3]

bump..

 

[actinide]

Mcn ehema karama com eke ethernet eka unindentifying network kiyala pennanne. Habai dan SLT router eken lan in ekak dunnama me router eke wifi walin net yanna puluwan.

therune naha... uba karapu steps tika poddak kiyapan

 

[krizta]

Mcn ehema karama com eke ethernet eka unindentifying network kiyala pennanne. Habai dan SLT router eken lan in ekak dunnama me router eke wifi walin net yanna puluwan.

screenshots wath dapan ban...? router ekei network adapter ekei