Wireless ISP - Need help Please!

DanielGoosen

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Hi there!

I am using a Wireless ISP, and my friend the same. The traffic that logs inside the wireless area is free, so I want to connect to my friend`s pc via the wireless network.

Here is diagram of how the ISP setup looks:
WIPRONET_FIGURES.jpg


My PC is connected to the router that uses PPPoE to connect. A static IP(In the wireless area) is given to me. My friend connects directly to the bridge and uses a Static IP to connect.

When I use the static IP of my friend, I can access his Wireless Bridge. If he uses my static IP he accesses my Router.

Now I want to setup a LAN between our two computers.
Can anybody please help?

Thanx!
 

j@w

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Windows XP

win+R > cmd <enter>

route -p add <ip> mask <mask> <routerip>
enter

e.g.
route -p add 172.16.0.0 mask 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.1

Windows VISTA/7
START > all programs > 'right click' command prompt
'run as administrator'

route -p add <ip> mask <mask> <routerip>
enter

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this will create a route directly to his pc on that ip range

'route print' to check the routes
check under -p (persistent) routes
note: you only have to do this once off (if you use -p flag)

dont know what ip range you use, since your image url failpasta.
 
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DanielGoosen

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Windows XP

win+R > cmd <enter>

route -p add <ip> mask <mask> <routerip>
enter

e.g.
route -p add 172.16.0.0 mask 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.1

Windows VISTA/7
START > all programs > 'right click' command prompt
'run as administrator'

route -p add <ip> mask <mask> <routerip>
enter

---------------------
this will create a route directly to his pc on that ip range

'route print' to check the routes
check under -p (persistent) routes
note: you only have to do this once off (if you use -p flag)

dont know what ip range you use, since your image url failpasta.

Thanx sooo much! will try it out!
 

DanielGoosen

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route -p add 172.16.0.0 mask 255.255.0.0 192.168.1.1

Am I correct that the first IP is the IP set on my friend`s computer?
Is the mask the one on the Wireless network or the mask set on his pc?
The router IP is my friend`s Router? (If he doesn`t have a Router, will the Bridge be sufficient?)

Where can I get more info on this? What I mean is, for what must I search on Google? :D

Thank you!
 
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