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List:       computerguys-l
Subject:    Re: Home network
From:       Michael Drabick <m.drabick () HDHCCI ! COM>
Date:       2007-08-29 15:56:37
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You have to have the IP range setup on both the accessing and the
accesed computer.

Open the ZA Control Center. Click on the Firewall tab on the left of the
control center.  Then click the Zones tab to the right.
Then click the "add" button at the bottom. Then select  "IP Range".
Enter the range you want and name it, It is probably the 192.168.0.1
through 192.168.0.255.

Mike

John DeCarlo wrote:

>I believe modern wireless routers all have the ability to have different
>levels of security between wireless and wired.  That is where I would
>start.  Unfortunately there is no standard menu or set of features.  It
>could be under Wireless or under Security, or even under DHCP (I saw one
>that allowed you to give different addresses to wired and wireless and had a
>check box for some security wall between them).
>
>Also, if your router knows about your domain, that could be part of it.
>
>On 8/28/07, Quentin Fisher <fish5q@radix.net> wrote:
>
>
>>I have a home network with Linksys. The main computer is cabled to the
>>router, and others via wireless. All running XP and Zone Alarm.
>>
>>The problem I've had is that all the computers see each other in the same
>>workgroup, and all can share EXCEPT when accessing to the "main" computer
>>from any other. I keep getting access forbidden messages. I've gone over
>>the sharing settings, included it in the Zone Alarm zones, etc, but can't
>>figure what I'm missing. Obviously got iy right in the other machines. Any
>>suggestions that go beyond the usual simple Windows set-up?
>>
>>
>>



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