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Old 01-30-2011, 12:47 PM   #6
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Looking at Local (in house) connection issues

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Originally Posted by Piers View Post
Hello,
Like Nigel I am old and slow and I have the same problem. The server works fine on my pc, but when I want to go to the web server via my netbook (on the same network), Firefox gives a message that it can't connect to the server. I've tried with a disabled MacAfee on both computers, but that didn't help. I looked at my router settings and port forwarding is enabled. On the netbook Firefox doen't even give the opportunity to login to the web server (I tried MS IE, but no luck there either). Has anyone an idea what I'm doing wrong?


Thanks,
Piers
Note: My reply is referencing Internal (in house) connection issues, Not Access from a WAN location.

"On the same Network" has different meanings to different people

A wired SOHO network is probably the Same logical layer network.

Wireless-Wired mix, can add a whole different set of variations depending on many topology factors.
Access points tend to simply extend the Wired Network.

Wireless routers can (more: depends on...) split the network into 2 logical networks ( If a wired computer has the same IP (eg 192.168.0.2) as a wireless device (without errors), you have a split network.)

Can you access shared folders over the SAME connection?

Is this a wired-only, wireless-Only, Mix of wired-wireless network?
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