Linksys HPN100SK manual Installing Internet LanBridge on Your Server PC

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Linksys HomeLink Series

Installing Internet LanBridge on Your Server PC

Your server PC must have Internet access already configured and fully func- tional before beginning the LanBridge installation.

You should install the LanBridge software on your server PC first, before you install LanBridge on any client PCs.

1.Make sure the HomeLink Installation CD is into your CD-ROM drive. When the pop-up menu appears, click on the first icon, Internet LanBridge. If the menu doesn’t automatically pop up, click the My Computer icon on your Desktop. Then click your CD-ROM Drive icon, and run the file autorun.exe.

2. You will be given the option of installing

Note: The Internet LanBridge

documentation is also available

LanBridge server software or LanBridge client

on this menu, in case you run into

software. Since you are currently installing

any problems with the installation

LanBridge onto your server PC, select Server.

or during future use.

3.In the “Internet LanBridge Server Setup Wizard” window, select “I accept” to accept the End User Licensing Agreement. Click Next.

Clicking I do not accept will in no way prevent future access to LanBridge. If you do not choose to accept the agreement now, you can still install LanBridge from your HomeLink CD whenever you like.

4. The Installation program will ask your permission to create a new directory

for storing LanBridge installation files. Click Yes.

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7.When you are asked if you want to reboot your PC, click OK. Your Internet LanBridge server PC installation is now complete.

Note: It is recommended that you use the NetBEUI or IPX/SPX protocol on your client and server PCs. For security reasons, it is also recommended that you remove the TCP/IP protocol from all client PCs. See page 51 for instructions on how to manually install and remove protocols.

Installing Internet LanBridge on Client PC(s)

Before installing LanBridge on any client PCs, be sure that you already have one server PC running on your network. There should only be one designated server PC on the entire network.

1.Insert the LanBridge Installation CD into your CD-ROM drive. When the pop-up menu appears, click on the Internet LanBridge button.

2. You will be given the option of installing

Note: The Internet LanBridge

documentation is also available

LanBridge server software, or LanBridge client

on this menu, in case you run into

software. Since you are currently installing

any problems with the installation

LanBridge onto a client PC, select Client.

or during future use.

3.Accept the “ User Licensing Agreement” by clicking on the I Accept check box and click Next.

Clicking I do not accept will in no way prevent future access to LanBridge. If you do not choose to accept the agreement now, you can still install LanBridge from this CD whenever you like.

5. An ISP account information page will pop up. If you have a permanent

Internet connection (i.e., cable, DSL, Ethernet, etc.), choose “Permanent” and

click Next to continue. If you have a dial-up Internet connection (analog

modem), choose Dial-up. Enter your log-in name in the first box. Complete

the remaining three boxes with the information you use to log into your ISP.

When you complete all four boxes, click Next.

4.The Installation pro- gram will ask you for permission to create a new directory for storing LanBridge installation files. Click Next.

Note: If you forgot the Host name of your server PC, choose Start on your server PC, then Settings and Control Panel. Click on the Network icon. When the Network window pops up, choose the Identification tab. The name listed as Computer Name is the same Host Name you are looking for. Return to your client PC and enter your server PC’s Computer Name into the Host Name field now.

6. When you click Finish on the next screen, the LanBridge Installation pro-

gram will install Internet LanBridge server PC to your server PC’s hard drive.

5.You will be asked to enter the Host Name of your network server PC. Enter the computer name you gave your server PC during the initial HomeLink installation. Click Next.

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Contents HomeLink Phoneline Network Card Copyright & Trademarks Introduction ContentsHow Does HomeLink Networking Work? FeaturesSharing Your Internet Connection with Your Network Package ContentsSharing Your Resources Before You Begin Installing Your HomeLink CardUsing Your HomeLink Card in a Ethernet Network Installing RJ-11 Telephone Cabling Installing Your CablingInstalling RJ-45 Ethernet Cabling Installing the Driver SoftwarePreparing to Install the HomeLink Software CardInstalling the HomeLink Network Driver Windows 98 Driver SetupStart up your Windows 98 PC. a New Hardware Found window will pop up for a momentLinksys HomeLink Series Installing the Network Driver Windows 95 Driver SetupLinksys HomeLink Series Linksys HomeLink Series Installing the NT 4.0 Network Driver Windows NT 4.0 Driver SetupLinksys HomeLink Series Make Sure Your Network is Functioning Internet LanBridgeInternet LanBridge Overview Installing Internet LanBridge on Client PCs Installing Internet LanBridge on Your Server PCUninstalling Internet LanBridge Using Internet LanBridgeTroubleshooting Hints for Windows PCs TroubleshootingSolutions WinGate and Other Internet Sharing SoftwareSolution Installing Multiple Network Cards ProblemGeneral Troubleshooting Tips Appendix Changing Card SettingsEthernet Configuration Phoneline Configuration Mode SelectionAbout Plug-and-Play PCI Technology IntroductionWindows 95 Version a Driver Setup Plug-and-Play Bios listNo Changes Allowed Jumper ChangesPreparing to Use File and Printer Sharing File and Printer SharingEnabling Printer Sharing on Your Network Enabling File Sharing on Your NetworkStarting Over in Windows 95 Changing Computer Names or Workgroup Names Manually Installing Windows Network ComponentsAdding Client for Microsoft Networks Adding IPX/SPX-Compatible ProtocolLinux, Open Source and Beta Operating Systems Adding NetBEUIEthernet Cabling ReferencesTypes of Cabling Environmental Specifications SpecificationsCustomer Support T p / / w w w. l i n k s y s . c o m