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You have something set up strangely in your router it seems as it is not assigning an ip in a manner that I am used to seeing, or your router is the dsl modem also.
i am not really in a network at all. here is wat is goign on. i have dsl. i have a router/modem. i have a desktop computer and a laptop. the desktop computer is connected to the router with an ethernet cord. adn the laptop is connected wirelessly. all the router is for is to get on the internet. the computers arn't connected
So both computers are connected to the wireless router, it just happens that one is connected by cat5 and the other is connected by a wireless card? And the ONLY thing connected to your dsl modem is the router?
Mal, just a little something: 172.16.x.x is to class B networks what 192.168.x.x is to class C networks - reserved for private use. Also, that might be what Darksoarer was referring to in this Post.
If your problem is a firewall issue, just allow that port to be opened for use in your firelwall settings. All firewalls are different, so you would probably need to look in the help section about your firewall on how to do this.