Summary: hi, I live in the Sahara (desert of algeria) , The nearest isp is far as 400km , so it's very expensive to dial. I have win2000 server connected to in...
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...
Summary: from the bottom up: BOTH comps can connect to the net xp box CAN access 98 shared folders work group name jibes, both boxes netbios: on the 0ld98 box,...
Summary: Umm, huh yeah, it is possible. Just like internet connection sharing from within a network. The connection may need to be treated as a VPN, but I know...
Summary: We have a small business network here running on the IP range 10.0.0.x. DHCP is used to assign addresses within that range. My problem is that I need...
Summary: Hello, Trying to print to a LaserJet 2100tn over a network. All the computers automatically connected to the net with no problem (Auto IP). The prin...
Summary: I'm currently running 3 PC's through a WiFi adhoc network. Internet sharing is made via XP ICS and 56k dialup. Am upgrading to ADSL in a few days time...
Summary: I have two problems - one is with my network: I cant access any of the computers on it and noone can access mine. I can see the others in vypress chat...
Summary: 1. Create an account on the laptop with the same userid and password you use to get into your PC. (Hint: Don't use the "Administrator" account to l...
Summary: 1. Internet Connect Sharing + NetBEUI ? Answer: Internet itself only use the TCP/IP protocol, no NetBEUI at all, although you can use it as a LAN prot...
Summary: Hi everyone, I have a problem with my networking at home, just see if anyone can give me any suggestions. computer 1) Win2K Advance server : 2 LAN car...
Summary: As you wiil find on other posts you aren't alone. I posted a similar one. And if you go to network forum you will see that there are others with same ...
Summary: I don't know much about networking right now I have 2 computers on the same network, both working fine, with internet access. They can ping eachother....
Summary: Hi, when a domain controller is down, how a domain user can login to its client with same domain user account? we like that domain users work with the...
Summary: Can someone please help me with some home networking queries.. What are some issues and problems involved with setting up home networks - - would a ne...
Summary: Hi! everybody. I am having a problem with the network. One of the hubs is showing a collition problem i have that plugged to the router that goes to t...
Summary: Dear Sir My name is Nader Harsini . I working in a Computer Engeering Co. in Iran . We design Clinical & Paraclinical softwares for Medical Labratori...
Summary: Here's the deal. I have two computers, both with separate ports for internet connections. I have a 100Mbps router, but I do a lot of large size file t...
Summary: can you ping between pcs? xp firewall off? something shared on each? same workgroup? Golly gee wilerkers everyone! Learn to Internet Search ...
Summary: Can anyone tell me if there is a way to have both a cable modem and a DSL modem on the same network. To have as a backup as well as be able to dictate...
Summary: hey quick question from a newbee... ok im setting up a simple (-but my first ever-) network in order to run my Playstation2 on broadband at the same t...
Summary: At least the way I understand it, Your machine with 2 network cards will need routing enabled ... use different network addressing on each interface(N...
Summary: My computer is on a LAN. I have the free version of zone alarm running. I have some ip's added to my trusted zone. These computers are able to access ...
Summary: I encounter a strange problem with WinXP Networking. There is no problem when I set the network manually, but ALWAYS have problem with the WinXP Netwo...
Summary: Dear all, I have two PCs, I connect it through router (192.168.0.1) 1st PC : 192.168.0.2 (named COMP1) 2nd PC : 192.168.0.3 (named COMP2) They are in ...
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