[fsug-tvm]: ISSUE IN SHARING BROADBAND BETWEEN TWO LAPTOPS WITH ROUTER TP-LINK WR740

Hi, Are you saying that Linux can't connect at all, or that windows is getting a better connection? What happens when one system is connected at a time? (Windows and Linux). Is ubuntu still able to connect when windows is offline? Try doing a ping check from both systems (one at a time and

Re: [fsug-tvm]: ISSUE IN SHARING BROADBAND BETWEEN TWO LAPTOPS WITH ROUTER TP-LINK WR740

Both are connecting. Its just that Windows is getting more bandwidth, and when connected individually I can get good speeds on both systems. On Saturday, December 29, 2012 2:43:29 PM UTC+5:30, Visakh wrote: Hi, Are you saying that Linux can't connect at all, or that windows is getting a

[fsug-tvm] ISSUE IN SHARING BROADBAND BETWEEN TWO LAPTOPS WITH ROUTER TP-LINK WR740

Dear Friends, I have a broadband connection with 1Mbps speed, and it works perfectly when one system is connected. But recently I bought a TP-Link router and tried to share the broadband on two laptops ( One running windows and the other running Ubuntu), The windows laptop gets the max speed