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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
Portugal
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 Posted - 06 September 2005 : 13:06:34
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You right click the adapter (if you have on your tray) and choose Status and then Properties. If you don't have it in your tray, right click the adapter after opening your network connections (button Start ->Connect To) , and choose Properties. Then click Internet Protocol(TCP/IP) and click the Properties Button.
You can leave your IP address to be set automatically, but on the lower part, choose to specify your DNS server, and set the Preferred server to be 192.168.2.1. After that, click the Advanced button and then click the Add button in the lower part of the window to add the IP for the gateway, which should be 192.168.2.1 as well. Then just click Ok several times...
HTH |
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Edited by - ruirib on 06 September 2005 13:06:54 |
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 06 September 2005 : 16:23:31
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OH MY GOD IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
The gateway address in that bit you just sent me to was set incorrectly to 19.168.2.1 - I changed that to 192 and it works!!
To all of you who helped me thank you so very much! ruirib you have the patience of a saint and have made me very happy! [:-)]
By the way, this may be a time difference issue, I'm not sure, but I only just noticed your reply Posted - 05 September 2005 : 18:49:28
It was definitely not there when I read the first post by AnonJr - it's like it's appeared on the thread and slotted itself into the middle rather than the end. Anyway please forgive me not answering your questions in that post - I wasn't ignoring you, I just hadn't seen it!
Thanks again so much
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ruirib
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AnonJr
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Posted - 06 September 2005 : 20:28:59
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Glad to see you got it working. Have fun with the wireless!  |
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 08 September 2005 : 09:20:24
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I'm back again with another IP address problem I'm afraid!
If you can spare a mo to help again I would really be grateful...
I'm just trying to get IIS working so I can install ASP.NET and I've got IIS installed (I'm on XP pro) and it's 'started' but when I type in http://localhost/localstart.asp i get:
Server Error
The following error occurred:
The client could not connect because of IP spoofing problems. (CANT_CONNECT_IPSPOOF)
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Please contact the administrator.
Do you know what this means and what I can do? I've got the 'bypass proxy server for local addresses' box in IE checked
thanks once again!
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ruirib
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clj
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Posted - 08 September 2005 : 10:06:28
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Hi ruirib
I have a normal set up I think - just running XP, nothing special - no 'web app' as far as i know (but i'm not entirely sure what you mean by that)
I have also tried typing in http://127.0.0.1/localstart.asp - which prompts me for a username and password.
Thanks
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ruirib
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Nertz
Junior Member
Canada
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Posted - 08 September 2005 : 12:08:56
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if localhost does not work but 127.0.0.1 does, sounds like you are either missing the static lookup hosts file or the static mapping within the hosts file.
with notepad, click on file / open, and navigate to "c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc". In files of type select "all files". In the file listing there should be a hosts (with no extension) file. If there is, it should have this line in it:
127.0.0.1 localhost
If the line is missing, enter in and save it. Make sure there is no pound symbol in front of it and it starts at the beginning of the line. If the file is missing, create one with that single line in it.
cheers,
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 08 September 2005 : 18:15:50
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ruirib - 127.0.0.1 is (apparently!) the same as typing localhost.
Nertz - thanks, I will give it a go and report back
Clare |
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ruirib
Snitz Forums Admin
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Podge
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 12 September 2005 : 12:07:34
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Nertz I tried what you said - the file is there with the line already correctly in place.
Do you have anything else I could try?
Thank you!
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 12 September 2005 : 12:18:53
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| Sorry ruirib - no I did not set up a site |
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clj
Junior Member
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Posted - 27 September 2005 : 06:13:10
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Hurrah, I managed to resolve this problem with the help of my ISP! It was some proxy/firewall setting in the end
Thanks for all your help everyone, it was very much appreciated
Clare |
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. That's whay I told you to do this.