Can someone please help me reslove this problem?

I administer a small network based at a sports club. We have a BT badged
2Wire Gateway Router, which provides our connectivity via DSL. The main (HP
Media Center) office PC runs Xp and connects to the router wirelessly (set up
by previous administrator) This PC is hard wired to the office HP wireless
printer.
The Assistant Manager has a IBM X41 running XP which is also wirelessly
linked to the gateway (again set up by previous administrator)
THE PROBLEM:
The manager has purchased a Sony Vaio running Vista Business and although I
have manager to get it to connect to the gateway - I am unable to get a
connection to the Internet unless I connect directly to the gateway with an
ethernet cable. The error message I get when I run windows diagnostics is,
'Cannot connect with DNS Server 192.168.0.1
I have tried sysedit to change the DHCP Broadcast Flag value to 1(disabled)
Although I am pleased to have all the functionality via the ethernet cable -
the manager wants to work via Wireless so she can move around the club to
work.

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Frankie

posting the result of ipconfig /all here may help.

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Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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http://www.ChicagoTech.net
How to Setup Windows, Network, VPN & Remote Access on
http://www.HowToNetworking.com
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Can someone please help me reslove this problem?

I administer a small network based at a sports club. We have a BT badged
2Wire Gateway Router, which provides our connectivity via DSL. The main
(HP
Media Center) office PC runs Xp and connects to the router wirelessly (set
up
by previous administrator) This PC is hard wired to the office HP wireless
printer.
The Assistant Manager has a IBM X41 running XP which is also wirelessly
linked to the gateway (again set up by previous administrator)
THE PROBLEM:
The manager has purchased a Sony Vaio running Vista Business and although
I
have manager to get it to connect to the gateway - I am unable to get a
connection to the Internet unless I connect directly to the gateway with
an
ethernet cable. The error message I get when I run windows diagnostics
is,
'Cannot connect with DNS Server 192.168.0.1
I have tried sysedit to change the DHCP Broadcast Flag value to
1(disabled)
Although I am pleased to have all the functionality via the ethernet
cable -
the manager wants to work via Wireless so she can move around the club to
work.

--
Frankie