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Sep 28 2007, 05:13 PM
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Binary Geek Group: Members Posts: 444 Joined: 4-November 05 From: The Digital Arena Member No.: 9,440 |
Hello Folks, Long time since i last posted here. Anyways, I am having problems or rather having issues about networking my PC with the MAC at home through a Modem+wireless router. I have been using a normal DSL modem since i switched to broadband 5 years ago. A Lucent Cell Pipe 20A USB. I finally decided i needed to change my modem because firstly the drivers werent updated any more and secondly the product is discontinued.
I bought a new Wireless ADSL2 + Modem router. This is what i was told to buy as i had no idea of what i needed for the upgrade. Its a NETGEAR DG834G v3. Guess if you search on the netgear site you'll get the technical info for the product. I managed to get the internet working after like almost a day lol, because the system of a browser configuration etc is new to me. But these are my details to get you started: PC : 1 LAN Port, NETGEAR port 4 is connected to this LAN port of my PC MAC : 1 LAN Port, NETGEAR port 2 is connected directly to this machine. Now my question is, How do i share files from my pc to mac, as in i need a network drive on my mac showing me a specif folder that i share on the PC. I did this when i had a straight LAN wired connection from the PC to the MAC. Gave the PC an IP and MAC just gave itself one and i could mount the drive on the mac desktop. Now how do i do this with the current system i have with the new modem+router etc. Can someone guide me to a tutorial or write one here to guide me through this ? Plus it would also be helpful if you told me how to set up wireless Would appreciate your help alot. Thanks and regards Dhanesh. |
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Sep 30 2007, 09:11 PM
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Colonel Panic Group: [MODERATOR] Posts: 2,780 Joined: 25-March 05 From: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Member No.: 3,233 |
Be sure to use WPA-PSK instead as it allows you to make your own password instead of having the system do a random code generation. WPA is safer than WEP too. Best to use WPA2-PSK if the router supports it.
As for Mac to Windows sharing, be sure to follow this window properly: ![]() xboxrulz |
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