Summary: Hi all, please forgive nooblet language. BACKGROUND INFO: I have a 3-computer network with wireless. Desktop A is connected by LAN to a Belkin wire...
Summary: There are two common types of internal wireless network devices for laptops. 1. Built in. This is where the chipset and possibly the antenna are a par...
Summary: An Access Point is any device that provides a "point of access" for wireless devices to connect to a wired Local Area Network (LAN) or to the WAN (Wid...
Summary: Some folks believe wireless is magic and all they need to do is hook wireless up to their computer and they will have internet access for free. Give a...
Summary: Hi all, I have searched on the net and this forum for this, and had no luck finding any answers, sorry if it's already been addressed. Ok here's my ...
Summary: From my knowledge no, because there is one NIC on a access point, it normally grabs the internet connection from the NIC and passes it Via Wireless......
Summary: Someone wrote: All you need is a wireless router. Connect the wireless router to your LAN then your 2 Laptop can be wirelessly access to your LAN and ...
Summary: Question: If I am only going to be using my wireless router/cards for accessing the internet [NOT transfering files via network], and my internet con...
Summary: hi ok so now i have a linksys wireless router (WRT54...) i cant seem to STILL connect my laptop to the net or any of the other machine to access for f...
Summary: Today we use networks as a means of communication, sharing files, and sharing other data. We use mostly UTP Cat 5 (Unshielded Twisted Pair Category 5)...
Summary: i have a home network going with a couple of pc's and two laptops (only the laptop has wireless) all accessing the internet via sbc dsl. sometimes whe...
Summary: I need to buy a wireless adaptor (I would like USB) for my computer that works with Windows x64 bit. I have bought the Linksys WUSB54G and it does not...
Summary: I recently set up a wireless network in my house so that I could get cable onto my computer. There was no easy access for ntl to route a cable to the ...
Summary: thank you very much for the tips, I have no uplink port all i have is a port marked internet and then the 4 router ports. Do you know if linksys make...
Summary: Do you know to difficult to focus when you have 2 kids? To make my story short, I have 2little brothers I have to monitor so they do their studies, wh...
Summary: I recently bought a linksys WVC 54g wireless IP camera. This works a treat when viewing at home either using installed viewer or through internet con...
Summary: With the new version of wireless...802.11a and 802.11g, you would be getting a great deal more bandwidth than traditional. 54Mbs standard, and 72Mbs ...
Summary: You are going to need to buy a wireless router/acess point and wireless network adapter for your laptop. Linksys is a popular brand. See links for e...
Summary: Hi, I wanted to setup a wireless networking systems for my two home computers. I'm not sure what I need to buy and how I configure it. Any help woul...
Summary: Hi I have had a wireless network running for a while now over the 2 pc's at home, setting up took some time and some advice from a friend who is study...
Summary: Hi. I am facing a rather strange problem with my home network. My server Desktop PC has a wired network card which is connected to the DSL Router and...
Summary: Right now I have a laptop and a desktop that are networked with a crossover cable. Soon I will be getting a new laptop and I will want to set up a Wi-...
Summary: hello, I have set up a wireless sub-network for a small office. It's got a Win 2000 Server and 4 Windows 98 SE workstations. All the wireless hardware...
Summary: I have a DSL modem in the dining room. It is connected through a netgear wireless router. There is 1 computer hard wired to the router and 1 using i...
Summary: Hi, Im quite new to wireless networking, so please bare with me :os Can anyone recommend a reliable PCMCIA card for connecting wirelessly at public ac...
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