XPost: alt.os.windows-7   
   From: kayzen@free.fr   
      
   "Sydney"  a écrit dans le message de news:   
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   > "Java Jive"  a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion :   
   > g1be07ptjsc7sknljkldophalfpk7meglc@4ax.com...   
   >   
   > On Sun, 26 Jun 2011 08:33:59 +0200, "Sydney"  wrote:   
   >   
   >> My friend wants to settle a stand alone network for training people. He   
   >> does   
   >> not need Internet;   
   >> Is it possible to install without Access point ?   
   >   
   >>Probably, but as I suspect one of the PCs would have to be set up as   
   >> an access-point or hub anyway, why not use an actual access point?   
      
   Not avalaible there.   
   >   
   >> What is needed is a wireless router with DHCP, local DNS, SAMBA, and a   
   >>firewall, but without an internal ADSL or Cable modem.   ...   
      
   I used Linksys WRT54G . the network appair to be working although sometimes   
   1 Pc diseappear from the network group   
   in the windows 7 explorer left pane. I assume the local DNS i the one fromm   
   linksys. I get a little mixed up with the residential and domestic network.   
   Should i eliminate the residential ?   
      
   The other solution: the tutor's PC as access point didn't work with the   
   ADhoc network. I read contradictory information on this: Some says it works   
   with 2 others say with many PCs   
      
   >>Such devices normally access the internet via the WAN port, to which   
   >>must be connected an ADSL or Cable modem, so by default, by simply not   
   >>connecting anything, internet connectivity will not be possible.  If,   
   >>as is usual, a secure network is desired, the AP should be set it up   
   >>to use only secure wireless access modes, and perhaps only to allow   
   >>connection from the MACs of the PCs that are being used for the   
   >>training.   
   >   
   >> If so how to do it ?   
   >   
   >>I suspect that one PC, presumably the tutor's, would have to be set up   
   >>as the wireless network access-point, broadcasting a SSID to give a   
   >>network name.  I don't know how you'd do that on W7, or even whether   
   >>it's possible without installing server options such as DHCP and DNS   
   >>servers.  I would guess that, at very least, such options would have   
   >>to be chosen when setting up the PC, or later via 'Add and remove   
   >>Windows components'.   
   >   
   > Thanks a lot   
   > I have a 4 ports Wifi router that i will use and keep the group informed.   
      
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