Summary: In your network setup for the system, set the systems IP address to 192.168.1.10 and then set the DMZ up with that IP address. The Linksys router uses...
Summary: The real point is that, the Network administrator's job is to administrate the configuration of the network. And a big part of any administrators job ...
Summary: I suppose a better question would be, exactly when in the boot process does the computer check itself for a static IP address? And is it possible to f...
Summary: Your static IP address you set must be within the domain of the Router, but outside its DCHP range. For example: Most small routers like Linksys are s...
Summary: The basic steps are as follows: Plug the server into the switch. Install the OS. Once it's installed, give it a static IP address in the same range ...
Summary: We have recently had DSL installed. We have a static IP network with about 30 nodes. We use and email server and a fax server. At this time we are usi...
Summary: I have two PCs running Win XP and Me connected in LAN by CAT6 cable sharing files/printers. On of the PCs (Server) is dial-up-connected to the Interne...
Summary: Hi, I have been trying to setup peer-to-peer network between dos box and win2K pc. I have got the dos box to work fine, ie i can ping its own card and...
Summary: firstly you need to get yourself a static ip address and register your domain name with internic, then you need to get yourself a good book on dns set...
Summary: I had the same exact situation before and i contacted Verizon and their answer was pretty much the same as yours! Anyway, this is what i did: There is...
Summary: Situation: I have two stores. Each one will have one workstation. I have a server that will be located at one of the stores. I need to set up a networ...
Summary: Hi, I got the two adapters communicating! I can access one computer from the other. The problem now is i can't get the internet sharing working. I run...
Summary: I've got a small LAN with M$ W98 peer-peer PCs running NetBEUI and a dial-up ISDN router providing internet access. The router (D-Link DI-106) also pr...
Summary: I have tried both of the above solutions. The other computer is indeed connected to the wire less router (yes, I am attempting to connect to a wireles...
Summary: Ok just a quick idea that i think may turn out to be more trouble then its worth. I have set up a VNC server on my PC at home so that when im at work ...
Summary: This is the situation. My home network has 5 computers, a links router, modem, & a static IP address, my router took a crap three weeks ago, ever sinc...
Summary: Its possible the router isn't providing network addresses for your Pc's, have a look in the manual and see if it mentions DHCP(auto addresses) or stat...
Summary: Is it possible that your ISP thinks that you are set up for DHCP and you are actually set up as a static IP address? If so, maybe they changed your I...
Summary: I assume that you already have a hub or a switch which is connecting the PC's with the server and the router. If your Win2k box can get on the Interne...
Summary: First off I want to say that Verizon Business DSL cannot properly support WESTELL Routers and WESTELL will NOT support these routers either as noted i...
Summary: Get a Static IP address. Keep in mind, that most home or personal accounts (non-business) carry the restriction that you will NOT be setting up a netw...
Summary: Hey I have two new dell computers (4700 & 2400) And a dsl internet connection the dsl has a ethernet and USB port on the back of it. One gose to one ...
Summary: Yeah just change the network settings on the servers to a static ip address, and they will use that ip everytime they start up. if(GetCookie('computin...
Summary: Hi, Static IP address is linked to the network adapter on which you've set it up. It stays until YOU change it. DHCP is a service that sets up autom...
Summary: Before you can get into the router, you must have DHCP enabled on your PCs. (Right-click Network Connections, go to properties, select the network con...
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