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rafae

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#6217 7-Jan-2006 11:18
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hello everyone
i am using belkin bluetooth adaptor in both my desktop and laptop, i have been lucky enough to successfully pair the two computers and connect the network access, however i am to go to the internet from my laptop, when i check the status i see that my laptop is sending signal (kb) however my desktop is not responding, i have checked all the options and setting. Also, i have read the post regarding things to check if internet sharing doesnt work.
Please advice a solution.
thanks

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#25848 7-Jan-2006 12:26
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Welcome to Geekzone. You have to check that your laptop is correctly sharing the connection - are you using the correct IP address on the Bluetooth adapter (on the server side)? Is it being blocked by a firewall? Do you have correctly configure a DNS server in all adapters?

The list is long - check our Bluetooth Guides again - both the troubleshoot list and the guide on sharing the Internet connection.





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  #25853 7-Jan-2006 14:07
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dns sever? and i didnt set in ip, apart from writing 192,168... in bluetooth network-> ip protocol->properties and now i can see that the connection is working, the data is being sent and recieved according to the status however the webpage doesnt load up, i cant understand whats happening, i have switched off firewalls and antivirus on both computers.

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