Connecting two pc...how?

[trew]

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Mga experts what should i need and what should i do ??

I have two pc and i want to connect each other so that i can play w/ my son some games like generals, counter strike, NFS etc.

pc no. 1
AMD 64 3000
Jetway A210GDMS-pro
1 gig
pc no.2
AMD 64 3500
MSI MS-7093
1 gig

Thanks in advance....

[spookey]

you just need a lan card on both systems and buy twisted lan cable configuration. you can buy the cable at PCX and ask them to splice it too para wala na ka hassle.

[fish]

kung naa nay built in lan imong mobo sa duha ka pc... then no need na ang lan card... lan cable nalang imong kinahanglan... along with the RJ45 connectors... then ipa-crimp lang daan sa pcx... ingna nga pc to pc ang connection nga imong gamitan sa wire...

[yhanz2000]

Note: Those motherboard I believed already has a built in lan card! so check it out!!!!
MSI MS-7093------->> http://www.msicomputer.com/product/p...del=rs480m2-il
Jetway A210GDMS-pro-----> http://www.jetwaycomputer.com/spec/A210GDMS-PRO-OC.pdf

[Der FüHRER]

cross linked man ata ang tawag sa configuration ana bro..

[seeteemahsuu]

cross linked man ata ang tawag sa configuration ana bro..

> crossover cable

[seeteemahsuu]

In order to complete this task, you will need:

1) Category 5 (Cat 5) crossover cable. You can purchase (or make) these cables in different lengths. Be sure to buy the one that fits your needs.

Note: A crossover cable is different from an Ethernet cable. If you're using a Hub, Switch or Router to connect the two computers, an Ethernet cable is the way to go..

2) Fully functional Ethernet Adapters (Network Cards) installed on both computers systems.
Be sure that both computers are logged in to Windows.
Connect each end of the cat5 crossover cables in to the network cards of each computer.
Boot up both computers and sign them both on to Windows.
In order for both PC's to be able to communicate together, the Ethernet adapters will need to be configured with a static IP address and a common Subnet mask. As an example, assign one PC an IP address of 192.198.0.1 and assign the second PC an IP address of 192.198.0.2. Both machines should use the Subnet mask 255.255.255.0.
Here's how to configure your Network Card: Go to Start>> Control Panel>> Network Connections>> Right click your Local Area Connection and select Properties. Scroll the list for the entry titled: Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Click the entry and select Properties. Under the General tab, tick the box titled: Use the following IP address. Enter the IP address and Subnet mask that you would like to use. Repeat the steps above for the second computer system.
Be sure that both PC's have a common workgroup name of 15 characters or less. Here's how: Go to Start>> Control Panel>>System. Select the Computer Name tab. Click the Change button. Change the Workgroup name. Repeat these instructions on the second computer ensuring that both computers are named exactly the same.
Reboot both computer systems.
Next, open a command prompt on one of the computers by going to Start>>Run. Type in: command [Enter] or click OK.
Type: ping 192.198.0.2 (if you are using the computer assigned with 192.198.0.01) press Enter.
Five replies to your ping should be indicated.

Note: If you receive a "timed out" message when attempting to ping your selected IP address. It is possible that the Internet Connection Firewall is interfering. Try right clicking on "My Network Places", then select Properties. Right click your Local Area Connection and select Properties once again. Click the Advanced tab. Uncheck the box titled: "Protect my computer and network by limiting or preventing access to this computer from the Internet". Click OK. Now, try pinging the selected IP address again.
Once you get the two computers to communicate successfully together, you can now enjoy the benefits of file sharing, printer sharing and Internet connection sharing. Nice work!

[lightning_mcqueen95]

Dili kaha siya mag libog ana. Pangita nalang mo configure ano bro para sure gyud. Pero kun familiar na nimo ang basic sa computer sunda lang an instraction ni Seetem mashu...

[stealthghost]

dali ra na xa bro..

imu ra buhaton ang gisulti ni seeteemashuu..

Btw, broadband inyu connection? if it is so, then you need to buy switch or router..
para ang 2 ka computer ang maka internet.. coz useless na ang internet nimo if you only
have one LAN card on both computers..

And straight cable na kinahanglan if switch imu gamitun..
but I've used before crossover config sa switch, ok ra man ghpon..

[JRS_Elite]

e shortcut nalang nato.... pag-pa crimp ug "cross over" unya sa "PC1" right click ka sa "My Network Places" then Properties, unya right click sa LOCAL AREA CONNECTION then Properties again. e click ang "Internet Protocol (TCP IP)" then Properties. butangi ug IP.

IP ADD: 192.168.0.1
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

ang uban ayaw na, the click ok......

unya ang "PC2" mao gihapon ang buhata pero ang IP niya

IP ADD: 192.168.0.2
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0

pagka tima nimo.... right click ka sa "My Computer" then properties click nimo ang "Computer Name" then click "Change" unya type ka:

Computer Name: PC1

Workgroup: MSHOME

or pwede sad ikaw nay bahala unsay imo e name sa computer or sa workgroup......

kinahanglan bro pariha na sila ug workgroup para mag kinit-anay na sila..........