Summary: i have 2 computers. One computer is windows xp home edition and the other ius Windows 98 SE. The computers connect to the hub fine at 100 MPS. I have ...
Summary: When I try to watch video on the BBC Apprentice site (http://www.bbc.co.uk/apprentice/) from Oxford, UK, I am told that I cannot access the video beca...
Summary: Hello, go to My Network icon and right click on it. Left click on properties. Find TCP/IP(home)(your card name) "example: TCP/IP(home)Linksys Phonelin...
Summary: An IP conflict normally indicates that there are at least two PCs with the same IP address. Although not likely, is it possible that you may be tying ...
Summary: I have a network of 50 clients running XP Pro with 2, Windows 2003 servers on a single domain. I have no duplicate IP address errors on the servers BU...
Summary: Hi, what's the math to choose two IP address on same network. Cause I cannot connect my laptop to my pc; I was told that the IP address I chose were n...
Summary: Thank you both for your posts. To answer wanderer's request the exact message is Windows - System Error There is an IP address conflict with another s...
Summary: Hi, I just installed a surveillance camera at my house. It came with software that sets up a web server that makes the camera accessible through the ...
Summary: I want to link my network to my neighbor's network so that I can access his broadband link as I don't have a landline. I have two DLINK DWL-2100AP 108...
Summary: k, so i have a home network, with a wirles d-link router,, 1 home pc, and one laptop. i normaly run using wireless to connect to the network and the i...
Summary: They should have different physical(MAC) addresses. They should also have different IP addresses but the same gateway address, it sounds like you have...
Summary: After looking over my firewall logs, I noticed that one of my private IP address on my home network (10.0.1.4) has a very strange host name (cscslt...
Summary: Hi Glen, in response: I have used a Fluke Analyzer and Network Mon and have discovered that DNS Names are resolving to companies outside our organisat...
Summary: You can use any of those IP address on your network, it all comes down to preference . Example 192.168.0.X 255.255.255.0 I make all my router eth0 int...
Summary: I think the solution is a little more complex. If you want all PCs to keep their existing IP assignments, but still have PCs on network-2 connect to ...
Summary: When I ping the router it says destination host unreachable. When I do ipconfig /release it comes up with that same IP address of 169.254.70.57 subne...
Summary: OS: redhat7.3+vmware3.2+bridge-guest, I stoped the dhcpd of vmware,I allocate ip for 3 guest with the dhcpd of host.But 3 guest get the same ip addres...
Summary: if we have a range of static WAN ip address, but most are not used up and most are currently assigned to one machine. does that mean that if we have t...
Summary: Hi, my name is Pritpal Singh and I had a question about the windows messenger service. I know that you can send a messege using CMD in a network (such...
Summary: Thanks for replies and yes I get the same IP address when I type 192.168... The reason why I was asking is because I was on a message board and there ...
Summary: Is it possible to have two IP addresses on one network adaptor in Windows 98? Very simple in XP but I cant seem to see a way to do it in Windows 98. A...
Summary: Hi! I have a cable connection coming into a cable modem. The signal then goes to a NetGear RP614 which shares a wired ethernet connection to 2 desktop...
Summary: disconnect the wap and connect to it directly with a crossover cable so you can change the ip address. I am assuming your "modem runs to a node" means...
Summary: Here is my problem: I have a small LAN in my house consisting of 5 PCs using Win98 SE. The other 4 PCs’ respective IP addresses are automatically assi...
Summary: have adsl modem up and running o 1 x pc, but want to share it with the rest of the network (5 in total). if i link it via cable from one of the 4 x po...
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