severeal pc's behind one router??

10th August 2003, 20:36

I have 3 pc's on one router with my internet connection arriving to the router. (which is all quite normal) Every time I want to run seti on more then one seti always restarts with a new WU every time I boot.
Is there a way to use all my pc's using the same seti account??

[Bonbon] · 10th August 2003, 21:04

your pc's are dhcp enabled so u get a new ip every time u boot ?
-> give your clients a static ip

11th August 2003, 07:53

yep dhcp router gives em on every reboot. To give my pc's static ip's: turn dhcp off on my router and give each pc an ip should do it or do I forget something? internet will still work on all pc's?

[Bonbon] · 11th August 2003, 10:57

what router do you have ?

[Bonbon] · 11th August 2003, 11:11

before foefeling around with the router , try this :
config one of your client pc's like this:

11th August 2003, 11:26

mind the IP range please
subnet: each group of 255 determines what parts of your IP have to be the same (IP range)

if the subnet is 255.255.255.0, and the router IP is 192.168.0.1 then the IP of your clients has to start with 192.168.0.xxx
IF your router's IP starts with 10.xxx.xxx.xxx, an IP that starts with 192.xxx.xxx.xxx won't work!

anyway, if you don't understand this -> please give the IP of your router and the subnet!

11th August 2003, 12:27

Quote:

Originally posted by TeuS
mind the IP range please
subnet: each group of 255 determines what parts of your IP have to be the same (IP range)

if the subnet is 255.255.255.0, and the router IP is 192.168.0.1 then the IP of your clients has to start with 192.168.0.xxx
IF your router's IP starts with 10.xxx.xxx.xxx, an IP that starts with 192.xxx.xxx.xxx won't work!

anyway, if you don't understand this -> please give the IP of your router and the subnet!

Yes, I do understand. I was just making shure I didn't forget something.

Thanks for the replies guys.

10th August 2003, 20:36	#1
maro Posts: n/a	severeal pc's behind one router?? I have 3 pc's on one router with my internet connection arriving to the router. (which is all quite normal) Every time I want to run seti on more then one seti always restarts with a new WU every time I boot. Is there a way to use all my pc's using the same seti account??

10th August 2003, 21:04	#2
[Bonbon] Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 692	your pc's are dhcp enabled so u get a new ip every time u boot ? -> give your clients a static ip __________________ intelD820 (2*2.8), 1gb ram , 6600gt , lots of hdd

11th August 2003, 10:57	#4
[Bonbon] Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 692	what router do you have ? __________________ intelD820 (2*2.8), 1gb ram , 6600gt , lots of hdd

Similar Threads
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
A Mini MotherBoard Designed Just for Car PCs	jmke	WebNews	0	18th April 2009 09:44
Angry at new wireless router	Bosw8er	Hardware/Software Problems, Bugs	9	29th July 2008 08:17
AMD GAME! Enables Console-like Simplicity for Mainstream PCs	jmke	WebNews	9	19th May 2008 20:51
A need for speed: 802.11n router roundup	jmke	WebNews	0	29th August 2007 17:28
D-Link DI524 Router requires ZoneAlarm pay service	Sidney	General Madness - System Building Advice	10	24th August 2006 20:11
Gaming PCs head for mainstream	Sidney	WebNews	2	25th April 2005 20:41
D-Link Unveils First Gigabit Gaming Router	jmke	WebNews	0	9th December 2004 13:13

11th August 2003, 07:53	#3
maro Posts: n/a	yep dhcp router gives em on every reboot. To give my pc's static ip's: turn dhcp off on my router and give each pc an ip should do it or do I forget something? internet will still work on all pc's?

11th August 2003, 11:11	#5
[Bonbon] Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 692	before foefeling around with the router , try this : config one of your client pc's like this:

11th August 2003, 11:26	#6
TeuS Posts: n/a	mind the IP range please subnet: each group of 255 determines what parts of your IP have to be the same (IP range) if the subnet is 255.255.255.0, and the router IP is 192.168.0.1 then the IP of your clients has to start with 192.168.0.xxx IF your router's IP starts with 10.xxx.xxx.xxx, an IP that starts with 192.xxx.xxx.xxx won't work! anyway, if you don't understand this -> please give the IP of your router and the subnet!