Are you absolutely sure it's not a router
then?? A hub is a simple pass through device. It doesn't
define IP addresses or anything like that. A router, on the other hand, is
more complex and has an internal software that controls the traffic that comes
through it. If your modem is hooked through the hub, perhaps you'd have
better luck disconnecting the modem from the hub and plugging it directly
into the wall outlet and dialing in that way. Then just let the hub do
what the hub do and see if the computers connect as they should. I don't
know if I can illustrate tis properly.
You are
using: phone jack >
modem > hub > PC1, PC2, PC3,
PC4
Instead try: phone
jack > modem > PC1 > hub > PC2, PC3,
PC4
It would really help me if I knew the model # of
the modem and hub that you have so I know what we're dealign with.
Wulfric
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, August 07, 2005 5:56
PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: [EverQuest] New
expansion Beta Open
I have a few computers that hook through the hub but I
don't use any special software or anything. I don't really remember how I
configured it. I just have it connect via the hub rather than this computer
specifically since the modem has to be hooked to the hub.
I'm woefully
ignorant about networking.
luv,
-Su
======= At 2005-08-07,
16:09:00 you wrote: =======
>At this point I would have to ask you
if you use Internet Connection sharing on any of your computers?
Particularly whichever one you use to run EQ. Just form personal
experience when I was using a hub and ICS for my 4 PCs to access the internet,
I know that I could not log on to EQ without some problems. Once I
disabled ICS though EQ started working
fine.
>
>Wulfric
>
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