Summary: Hi Guys; I need your help, I have a network here which have 4 computers connected & one network printer. They all operate perfectly through a normal s...
Summary: I'm stumped by this problem. Recently we got some cabling done to connect a computer to the LAN. This computer gets an IP from the DHCP server, it can...
Summary: Then what would you suggest?. Signal from my primary router kept in the corner room is not reaching my room in another corner. I cant shift that rou...
Summary: My pc is connected to a verizon fios router/modem by a physical wire. My wife's laptop is connected to it wirelessly. My question is that sometimes ...
Summary: Connect the WAN port of the linksys to the cable modem & each PC to the LAN ports of the linksys. That way both PCs will get an IP on the same subnet...
Summary: Dear Sir. My name is JACK and want to gateway my persolanal iis web server of windows server 2003, i have one machin with windows server 200...
Summary: No need for subnetting per say. You have to clearly understand the physical setups before you can apply a ip plan. Frame Relay means multiple links o...
Summary: we configured a pair of remote site routers with : "dlsw transparent redundancy-enable" and they conected with two local LAN swtiches e/g C2950 for en...
Summary: Thank you for the quick replies. I have a netgear wgr614 v9. It is a stand along router. I am connected to the WAN and even replaced the ethernet ca...
Summary: My setup Cable Modem>Netgear FVG318 #1>Netgear FVG318 #2 (into the LAN port #1, not WAN) I have wired PCs attached to router #1 and #2 and they all wo...
Summary: Rightclick My Network Places and choose Properties. Now you should get a list of available connections. There should be listed a Lan Area Connection, ...
Summary: I'm trying to get my routing working. DC1 IP settings: WAN IP settings: (Provided by ISP) IP: 145.118.7.111 SM: 255.255.255.128 DG: 145.118.7.1 DNS: 1...
Summary: It appears that I am going to need to start using VLANs but I have no idea where to start. This is what I have going on: 2 Outer Offices - I've read ...
Summary: which means you have entered a static ip address but forgot to give this entry the gateway ip. Either put the gateway ip in or set to obtain ip addres...
Summary: looking in the router what is the wan ip address? 1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms 192.168.123.254 Your router 2 589 ms 1000 ms 653 ms 10.8.0.1 their eq...
Summary: http://www.dailywireless.com/featur... If they didn't say directional antenna I think. There is also a gizmo that connects through your power line. T...
Summary: http://ipv6int.net/systems/windows_... Take a look at that ^^. Some sites suggest the command netsh interface portproxy add v6tov4 I tunnel my IRC con...
Summary: I have a lan that is managed by my router/modem. I was wondering, if I got a VoIP phone and connected it to my LAN, could I somehow set up the network...
Summary: Unplugging everything else from the router except one connection makes no difference. As for error messages, Firefox gives: The connection has timed o...
Summary: Alright, my internet connection goes through a server running Routing and Remote Access and I am hosting VPN, so that external users outside my networ...
Summary: You have to connect all three to a router or a layer 3 switch. This way you can have three different subnets on the "wan" side of the router and one ...
Summary: Well, if you see a 169.254 address, that kind of invalidates my theory...169.254 means your computer was never able to reach the router - it normally ...
Summary: I have to NIC cards on SBS 2003 one NIC is for the WAN with static IP information from my ISP and is connected directly to the DSL modem, the other NI...
Summary: right mouse clieck on My Network Places and choose properties. Right mouse click you lan connection and select properties. Go down to tcp/ip, double...
Summary: Hello! I recently acquired a used Dell Latitude C800 laptop. The hard drive and battery were dead so I replaced the hard drive and I run the computer ...
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