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Old 08-10-2006, 08:59 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Thanks for your response. So far, I have been trying to work it out and your suggestions are welcome as are anybody's. There are really two threads here going on at the same time:
1. What are the technical details of the Sagem 3202 modem
2. How to set up a SOHO network for 2+ computers based on some specific details, such as router, OS etc.

The second is of biggest importance to me and no inroads have led to anything but "connection refused" or similar. If anyone could tell me which switch to flip or which toggle to alternate, that would be even more helpful.

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I forgot to mention that I stopped the DHPC server on the router and gave my computers in the network (the same) static ip adress
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You'll need to assign different IP addresses to different machines on the same network. There is a parallel to mailing addresses. If you're shipping something from an address, and the destination address is the same, how do you get there?

The WINS setup you're talking about, NetBIOS over TCP/IP, is only necessary if you want to find machines by their name, such as \\computername. You'll still be able to find the different machines by IP address if File and Print Sharing are configured properly. You would enter the two slashes into your browser, followed by the IP, like this: \\192.168.5.11
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I noticed this thread has seen quite a number of page views and would therefore warrant posting some material I have uncovered over the months:

The manufacturer's website can be found here.

The manufacturer's reference manual can be found here

The procedure for port forwarding can be found here

Drivers for wireless cards on Linux machines connecting to the Live box can be found here

Most forums on this particular modem are either in Dutch or French. From what I have read, I can make out that using the modem as a router is generally discouraged because it hasn't been designed as a router.

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It appears Sagem is settled in every country exclude the USA, which is where I am. I've encountered address to the 800/900/908 models but nothing about a 3202.
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You can cross the threshold each opportunity concentrate on passionate to a browser attend to bar and see if you can contact the setup utilities for the gadget. We can get some in sequence there.
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Please enlighten me on how to check whether the modem in question has a router/switch/hub.
I am not familiar with cat5.
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i think you cannot ping the IP address if you are on a different network IP address range. You should be on the same network so you can ping the IP and at the same time you can share folders and printer.
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