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Hello,
I am a real estate agent. Regularly, I will plug my notebook into the network in my office. Many other agents do the same, but are not as careful as I have been in preventing viruses. Many lack virus protection at all. So after a spate of problems, I decided to isolate my notebook from the network by placing a netgear 54 g router in my office and plugging into that.
This has been working well. I am able to access the internet and send and receive email. Now, though, the office has installed a color copier/scanner/printer on the main network. I would like to be able to acces this equipment, but don't know how. It is physically above my router and below the cisco router the office has in place for it's T-1 line.
I know the names of all the networks, but have been unable to come up with the correct combination of "//" and "http://" to access this equipment with my XP Home notebook.
I am anticipating I need to establish a path, but am not sure really how to do this.
thanx in advance! Licensed in the state of MI
Lazybulldog.
I am a real estate agent. Regularly, I will plug my notebook into the network in my office. Many other agents do the same, but are not as careful as I have been in preventing viruses. Many lack virus protection at all. So after a spate of problems, I decided to isolate my notebook from the network by placing a netgear 54 g router in my office and plugging into that.
This has been working well. I am able to access the internet and send and receive email. Now, though, the office has installed a color copier/scanner/printer on the main network. I would like to be able to acces this equipment, but don't know how. It is physically above my router and below the cisco router the office has in place for it's T-1 line.
I know the names of all the networks, but have been unable to come up with the correct combination of "//" and "http://" to access this equipment with my XP Home notebook.
I am anticipating I need to establish a path, but am not sure really how to do this.
thanx in advance! Licensed in the state of MI
Lazybulldog.