Access Wireless Internet

2 computers are connected UTP cable configuration has also been adapted to the needs of peer to peer. But why can not access each other? The above questions will be discussed. There are several factors that can cause the failure of the connection between computers, such as the case you are experiencing.Among them are the following: 1. Cable is not good. When you make the cable, use a cable tester to detect conditions that you create. By using this tool, you will know your cable can work well or not.  
2. LAN Card with problems, try using another LAN card in each computer. It aims to examine the condition of your Card LAN.  
3. Firewallyang active. Disable Firewall feature first available at each computer. His ways are: a. Open the control panel, then click the Network Connections icon b. Select the connection (Dial-up, LAN or High-Speed ​​Internet connection) you will set c. Under the task network, click change settings of this connections d. In the settings window, click the Advanced tab e. Remove the check mark in the checkbox protect my computer and network by limiting or Preventing acsess to this computer from the internet

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f. Click Ok to approve 

4. IP settings are not appropriate. Try checking its IP settings, do not use the same IP. The trick is as follows a. Open the control panel, then click the network connection icon image b. Right click on the local Area Connections, and then select proterties c. In Local Area Connectoins Properties window, select the user the following items. Select Internet Protocol (TCP / IP) d. Click the Properties window so it would appear the Internet Protocol (TCP? IP) Properties e. Set IP address, subnet mask, default getway, and DNS server to fit your needs 

5. For a different workgroup names, equate the workgroup name of each computer. To do so, you can follow these instructions: a. Open the Control Panel window, and then double-click the Network Connections icon b. Choose your home or small office setup different network in the Network Tasks c. Follow the instructions in the wizard that appears d. When you come to the part of your Network Name, enter the name of the workgroup you use. Customize your workgroup name is on another computer e. Follow the instructions in the wizard to complete 

6. Perform the ping command to check a computer in your network. The trick is to open a command prompt via Start => Programs => Accessories => Command Prompt. Then type ping [IP no purpose]. If the message replay of your destination IP means the connection has been successfully