Please someone to Help me do a New network

Spear

sunshineday wrote: »

spear

Yes you have reason one of the ip is 169.254.....

This is bad???

I don't know what I have done, but know I am getting some error information on the connections between the pc's.... I was so happy in get it working....

Can you help me please? Cause I am very confuse now...

169.254.x.x is a random addressed assigned as per APIPA when a client using DHCP can't find a DHCP server. A simple router would solve all this in seconds.

sunshineday

Spear,

Thank you very much but the only router I have doesn't work with LAN just accept ADSL connection, and the point is exactly that, create a network with the equipment I already have. Thin budget at the moment... Then I need cross this IP problem by myself without route...

Spear

sunshineday wrote: »

Spear,

Thank you very much but the only router I have doesn't work with LAN just accept ADSL connection, and the point is exactly that, create a network with the equipment I already have. Thin budget at the moment... Then I need cross this IP problem by myself without route...

Then you're back to an option such as using Endian turn a PC into a router/firewall to provide the needed services.

sunshineday

Explain please with simple words, Endian turn into a pc firewall/router

Sorry but all this terminology are new for me. I was thinking the endian was a software, now you are telling turn it on a pc router...

:eek:

Spear

sunshineday wrote: »

Explain please with simple words, Endian turn into a pc firewall/router

Sorry but all this terminology are new for me. I was thinking the endian was a software, now you are telling turn it on a pc router...

:eek:

Endian is software that turns a PC into a firewall/router.

sunshineday

I already download the endian software, then how I can do it?

rmacm

There's a tutorial on installing it here: http://www.ehow.com/how_2296303_install-endian-firewall-community.html

sunshineday

Rmacm,

Thank you so much.
Tomorrow I will let you know if I got it work or not.

neil_purdy

sunshineday wrote: »

Thanks again spear,

I know that, I am just looking for some different way to get a solution to my situation with out buy another equipment.

with some adaptation or else.

(similar to a miracle)

If you find some way, please let me know.

Thank you
Sunshine day

Used to work for your ISP.. You will need a router between the modem and this Hub you got.. As you already know they supply a private ip so a router is essential for function such as NAT, it will also be your DHCP for your network(if your not using static addresses)
I think i know which one it is.. did you get it for free on adverts??

Anyway this is the router that your ISP recommends(used to anyway)

http://www.linksysbycisco.com/EU/en/products/WRT54GL
Similar to above..

Anyway do you seriously need 24 ports?? Are you running an office??

RangeR

sunshineday wrote: »

Rmacm,

Thank you so much.
Tomorrow I will let you know if I got it work or not.

I'll be honest and I don't mean to be mean [oooooooooo] , I have my doubts. Try not to take this in a hugely bad way but you don't seem to know even the basics of a network. This may go smoothly if you have a family member or friend who can do this for you *.

I'm sort of starting to move away from this topic as you are heading for a failure that I don't want to take responsibility for, wrongly or rightly.

* Please, please, please, head this advice