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Network Connections

Source: microsoft.public.virtualpc
Sent: 10/11/2004
From: ENGCON
Message:

I just installed VPC on an XP Pro SP2 system. I then installed XP Home with
intentions to upgrade to SR2. I cannot get the Virtual Network to connect to
my router and then to the internet. I can see all the computers in my network
but cannot get outside the router. I verified that the router will accept the
IP of 198.162.0.103. It will not provide an IP automatically. I can ping the
other computers on the net but not the D=Link 614+ Any help

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Re: Network Connections

Sent: 10/11/2004
From: ENGCON
Message:

I got it fixed soon after I made the post. I had to manually configure the IP
and a few oterh things. It's working great now.

Thanks

"Bill Grant" wrote:

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> Did you configure the IP manually? If so, did you also configure the
> default gateway to point to your router?
>
> "ENGCON" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
> news:(email address - cut out)...
> >I just installed VPC on an XP Pro SP2 system. I then installed XP Home with
> > intentions to upgrade to SR2. I cannot get the Virtual Network to connect
> > to
> > my router and then to the internet. I can see all the computers in my
> > network
> > but cannot get outside the router. I verified that the router will accept
> > the
> > IP of 198.162.0.103. It will not provide an IP automatically. I can ping
> > the
> > other computers on the net but not the D=Link 614+ Any help
>
>
>

Re: Network Connections

Sent: 10/12/2004
From: "Bill Grant" <not.available@online>
Message:

Did you configure the IP manually? If so, did you also configure the
default gateway to point to your router?

"ENGCON" <(email address - cut out)> wrote in message
news:(email address - cut out)...

Show quoted text

>I just installed VPC on an XP Pro SP2 system. I then installed XP Home with
> intentions to upgrade to SR2. I cannot get the Virtual Network to connect
> to
> my router and then to the internet. I can see all the computers in my
> network
> but cannot get outside the router. I verified that the router will accept
> the
> IP of 198.162.0.103. It will not provide an IP automatically. I can ping
> the
> other computers on the net but not the D=Link 614+ Any help

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