Summary: You can't use it as an extender per say, but you can connect it to the USR router to create a sub-network. If the USR router is using 192.168.0.x as t...
Summary: I don't think you can view your external IP from your internal network. I would try to go outside your network to like the libary and see if you can g...
Summary: I would like to put up an FTP but there are some problems that I canīt get throu. Here they are. 1. have an internal IP ***.***.***.*** 2. A server wi...
Summary: I'm unable to access my webserver by typing in external IP from LAN. I've contacted TAC and tried "NAT on a stick" but no resolution. Anyone out there...
Summary: Thanx Richard for your reply. I have one additional question. If I disable the DHCP in the AP what IP adresses will the ports of the AP switch have? W...
Summary: 'I've got a No-IP account for my external IP.' Not exactly sure what you mean here. You 'should' be able to see your Apache http server from 127.0.0.1...
Summary: Hi, a few points to consider here: you mentioned that your upload is 448kbs in one of the premises; that means that each time the remote pc is trying ...
Summary: yah IP starts with 192.168.10.52 - this is my internal ip..and since ISP uses proxy on me it hides my real IP from the external world. I will have a t...
Summary: Ok...Let me try and decifer this. What you want is to access the internet and for no one to be able to see your real IP. Now, the whole reason for a p...
Summary: Hey all. I have an office network of about 10 computers. I just added a MyBook external 1TB HDD to the network. Every computer can transfer and rec...
Summary: Hi, I have an issue pinging my IP address from the internet at work or friends place. I can't ping my home PC (which is running XP) from the internet,...
Summary: Does anyone know how to transfer files from one Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) to another via the internet? I want to have read and write access t...
Summary: Your question is unclear. Block internal or external ip? What do you mean by "except from windows firewall"? Not use windows firewall to block ip? ...
Summary: Things that concern me about your post is that you say your using DHCP and web and ftp servers at the same time. Bad Call! Servers for the web shoul...
Summary: I have a web application running on a machine , i can access from lan, i want to access this application from outside web, i have got adsl connection ...
Summary: Essentially that's correct. All devices would show the same "real" IP as far as the outside world goes. That is to say, all devices behind the NAT h...
Summary: Hello- Although I haven't used this particular router before, routers meant for home use generally have very similiar functions. Your router performs ...
Summary: At home we've got several PCs connected to the internet through I believe a Linksys cable router. Since my PC has an internal IP, is there any way I ...
Summary: I think you have a TCP/IP conflict between your peer-to-peer connected computers and your Internet connection. Dump TCP/IP for your peer-to-peer, ins...
Summary: Hi On a small office network, running a proxy server on one of the pc's which connects via ADSL. I can ping from that pc, but from my pc if I ping an ...
Summary: My Clothing Store connectivity issues. Need help on setting up my Store with two computers. Both computers are identical : Inter Pentium II Cpu 320mhz...
Summary: See your last post "router vs. switch". A cable/DSL router-switch combonation will allow you to run a service called NAT. Network Address Translation ...
Summary: I have old PC with ME and new PC with XP and want to transfer files and programs from the old to the new. Is this possible with the different OS's and...
Summary: kerodude3058, are you talking about the built-in Windows remote desktop? If so, disregard the URL Jordan posted. You will have to forward a port on ...
Summary: I am trying to configure VPN correctly. I cannot access it by the external ip. Heres what I did: 1) Configured VPN server on Windows 2000 Pro 2) Ena...
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