Hi,
we a have a small LAN with our neighbour - there is a standard 8/port
switch, where are connected our PCs and notebook. There is connected a wifi
router - it is set as wifi client, which is connected to our internet
provider server via wifi. The server is set as internet GW. All PCs in our
LAN running Windows XP or other operating system (non MS OS) are able to
connect this way to internet.
Our neighbour bought a new HP notebook with Windows Vista preinstalled. But
his access to internet works only when we set the new IP adress on it:
We have fixed IP adresses in our LAN - all are assigned by our ISP. The wifi
client has it's own IP address also. After we set a new IP everything to that
notebook with Vistas it worked fine untill first notebook restart. Then Vista
was not able to ping ISP server, just our WiFi AP-client. The funny thing -
it was possible to display web pages from this server which is used as our
inet gateway, but nothing behind.
We asked our ISP to assign a new IP, after we set it on that notebook.
Everything was running incl. internet connectivity until next notebook
restart. Then we tried it with the third IP address once again = exactly the
same behaviour.
Can anybody help us with some suggestion(s) how correctly configure this
stuff to provide for Vista notebook internet connectivity? Thanks.

It's likely that the ISP needs to update some router software or
apply some other fixes. And the Vista PC may need to update a driver
or apply a regedit fix. Post an ipconfig /all from the machine
having trouble (as text please, not an image) and one from a machine
that works.

Interesting, most ISPs prohibit sharing connectivity between
households, who is the ISP that accommodates you?



On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:26:03 -0700, Strelko
<Strelko@xxxxxx> wrote:

>Hi,
>we a have a small LAN with our neighbour - there is a standard 8/port
>switch, where are connected our PCs and notebook. There is connected a wifi
>router - it is set as wifi client, which is connected to our internet
>provider server via wifi. The server is set as internet GW. All PCs in our
>LAN running Windows XP or other operating system (non MS OS) are able to
>connect this way to internet.
>Our neighbour bought a new HP notebook with Windows Vista preinstalled. But
>his access to internet works only when we set the new IP adress on it:
>We have fixed IP adresses in our LAN - all are assigned by our ISP. The wifi
>client has it's own IP address also. After we set a new IP everything to that
>notebook with Vistas it worked fine untill first notebook restart. Then Vista
>was not able to ping ISP server, just our WiFi AP-client. The funny thing -
>it was possible to display web pages from this server which is used as our
>inet gateway, but nothing behind.
>We asked our ISP to assign a new IP, after we set it on that notebook.
>Everything was running incl. internet connectivity until next notebook
>restart. Then we tried it with the third IP address once again = exactly the
>same behaviour.
>Can anybody help us with some suggestion(s) how correctly configure this
>stuff to provide for Vista notebook internet connectivity? Thanks.

--

Barb Bowman
MS Windows-MVP
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ts/bowman.mspx
http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/

ISP is a small company in our /small/ city. Wifi network is provided for a
community of people therefore there is no problem with sharing a
connectivity. In fact we know almost all people connected to this wifi
network. That's about ISP.

Regarding ipconfig /all - I will be able to send it when I will be at home
again - at the end of week (currently I am abroad).

I just want to add some info - we already tried to upgrade Network card
driver - its Intel LAN card (don't remember exact type) and we tried last
Intel's drivers for Vistas - no positive results.
Regarding router software - we tried to change our old OvisLink WL-1120AP
for Wistron AirCA8-PRO suggested by our ISP. We tried to use last firmwares
on both of these AP (both were configured as clients). Results were the same.

We also tried to turn off IPv6 in Vistas, again no result. We tried to
connect notebook to (our friend's) DSL router and tried to download all
available vista updates. No improvement.

"Barb Bowman" wrote:

> It's likely that the ISP needs to update some router software or
> apply some other fixes. And the Vista PC may need to update a driver
> or apply a regedit fix. Post an ipconfig /all from the machine
> having trouble (as text please, not an image) and one from a machine
> that works.
>
> Interesting, most ISPs prohibit sharing connectivity between
> households, who is the ISP that accommodates you?
>
>
>
> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:26:03 -0700, Strelko
> <Strelko@xxxxxx> wrote:
>

> >Hi,
> >we a have a small LAN with our neighbour - there is a standard 8/port
> >switch, where are connected our PCs and notebook. There is connected a wifi
> >router - it is set as wifi client, which is connected to our internet
> >provider server via wifi. The server is set as internet GW. All PCs in our
> >LAN running Windows XP or other operating system (non MS OS) are able to
> >connect this way to internet.
> >Our neighbour bought a new HP notebook with Windows Vista preinstalled. But
> >his access to internet works only when we set the new IP adress on it:
> >We have fixed IP adresses in our LAN - all are assigned by our ISP. The wifi
> >client has it's own IP address also. After we set a new IP everything to that
> >notebook with Vistas it worked fine untill first notebook restart. Then Vista
> >was not able to ping ISP server, just our WiFi AP-client. The funny thing -
> >it was possible to display web pages from this server which is used as our
> >inet gateway, but nothing behind.
> >We asked our ISP to assign a new IP, after we set it on that notebook.
> >Everything was running incl. internet connectivity until next notebook
> >restart. Then we tried it with the third IP address once again = exactly the
> >same behaviour.
> >Can anybody help us with some suggestion(s) how correctly configure this
> >stuff to provide for Vista notebook internet connectivity? Thanks.

> --
>
> Barb Bowman
> MS Windows-MVP
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ts/bowman.mspx
> http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
>

what about DHCP on your router?


"Strelko" <Strelko@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:13A73C36-83A0-4ABD-A61D-828266DD1A7C@xxxxxx

> ISP is a small company in our /small/ city. Wifi network is provided for a
> community of people therefore there is no problem with sharing a
> connectivity. In fact we know almost all people connected to this wifi
> network. That's about ISP.
>
> Regarding ipconfig /all - I will be able to send it when I will be at home
> again - at the end of week (currently I am abroad).
>
> I just want to add some info - we already tried to upgrade Network card
> driver - its Intel LAN card (don't remember exact type) and we tried last
> Intel's drivers for Vistas - no positive results.
> Regarding router software - we tried to change our old OvisLink WL-1120AP
> for Wistron AirCA8-PRO suggested by our ISP. We tried to use last
> firmwares
> on both of these AP (both were configured as clients). Results were the
> same.
>
> We also tried to turn off IPv6 in Vistas, again no result. We tried to
> connect notebook to (our friend's) DSL router and tried to download all
> available vista updates. No improvement.
>
> "Barb Bowman" wrote:
>

>> It's likely that the ISP needs to update some router software or
>> apply some other fixes. And the Vista PC may need to update a driver
>> or apply a regedit fix. Post an ipconfig /all from the machine
>> having trouble (as text please, not an image) and one from a machine
>> that works.
>>
>> Interesting, most ISPs prohibit sharing connectivity between
>> households, who is the ISP that accommodates you?
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, 28 Aug 2007 05:26:03 -0700, Strelko
>> <Strelko@xxxxxx> wrote:
>>

>> >Hi,
>> >we a have a small LAN with our neighbour - there is a standard 8/port
>> >switch, where are connected our PCs and notebook. There is connected a
>> >wifi
>> >router - it is set as wifi client, which is connected to our internet
>> >provider server via wifi. The server is set as internet GW. All PCs in
>> >our
>> >LAN running Windows XP or other operating system (non MS OS) are able to
>> >connect this way to internet.
>> >Our neighbour bought a new HP notebook with Windows Vista preinstalled.
>> >But
>> >his access to internet works only when we set the new IP adress on it:
>> >We have fixed IP adresses in our LAN - all are assigned by our ISP. The
>> >wifi
>> >client has it's own IP address also. After we set a new IP everything to
>> >that
>> >notebook with Vistas it worked fine untill first notebook restart. Then
>> >Vista
>> >was not able to ping ISP server, just our WiFi AP-client. The funny
>> >thing -
>> >it was possible to display web pages from this server which is used as
>> >our
>> >inet gateway, but nothing behind.
>> >We asked our ISP to assign a new IP, after we set it on that notebook.
>> >Everything was running incl. internet connectivity until next notebook
>> >restart. Then we tried it with the third IP address once again = exactly
>> >the
>> >same behaviour.
>> >Can anybody help us with some suggestion(s) how correctly configure this
>> >stuff to provide for Vista notebook internet connectivity? Thanks.

>> --
>>
>> Barb Bowman
>> MS Windows-MVP
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...ts/bowman.mspx
>> http://blogs.digitalmediaphile.com/barb/
>>