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You don't mention an Ethernet cross over cable or a workgroup switch so is connectivity between pc's good?

You would want to set DNS on any manually configured connections.

Your problem sounds like the 3rd card doesn't know how to route IP traffic up your chain of cards. I would try this:

Set PC1 3rd lan card to a static IP on the same subnet as 2nd card but outside of the ICS DHCP scope.

On PC1 go into network connections and highlight 2nd & 3rd lan cards, right click and choose Bridge Connections. Set the bridge to a static IP on the same subnet as 2nd lan card.

Summary:
PC1 1st lan card set by your ISP
PC1 2nd lan card 192.168.0.1 set by ICS
PC1 3rd lan card 192.168.0.200 set by you
PC1 bridge 192.168.0.201 set by you
PC2 1st lan card 192.168.0.2 set by ICS on PC1

If PC2 doesn't grab an address, try setting PC2 to 192.168.0.202 and pinging .1, .200, and .201.

04-07-2007, 10:37 AM	#4
elfoozo Yeah, it's like that Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Unsubscribed Posts: 2,127/1.20 Threads: 70 Friends Network	Re: PC based Router You don't mention an Ethernet cross over cable or a workgroup switch so is connectivity between pc's good? You would want to set DNS on any manually configured connections. Your problem sounds like the 3rd card doesn't know how to route IP traffic up your chain of cards. I would try this: Set PC1 3rd lan card to a static IP on the same subnet as 2nd card but outside of the ICS DHCP scope. On PC1 go into network connections and highlight 2nd & 3rd lan cards, right click and choose Bridge Connections. Set the bridge to a static IP on the same subnet as 2nd lan card. Summary: PC1 1st lan card set by your ISP PC1 2nd lan card 192.168.0.1 set by ICS PC1 3rd lan card 192.168.0.200 set by you PC1 bridge 192.168.0.201 set by you PC2 1st lan card 192.168.0.2 set by ICS on PC1 If PC2 doesn't grab an address, try setting PC2 to 192.168.0.202 and pinging .1, .200, and .201.

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