Summary: Yes, provided you have some sort of broadband connection, just get a wireless router. Most, if not all current wireless routers also have a network sw...
Summary: Hi, My friend wants to setup quite a large home network He needs roughly 8+ wired network ports (wants gigabit) and also wireless ability. My sugges...
Summary: I have a wired network of two computers connected by a switch to a cbale modem to the internet. I dont need a router as I can have up to 5 computers c...
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: The post below me appears to be asking about the same thing, though with slight variation that may be crucial. I am attempting to network two computer...
Summary: I currently have a wired network under a 4 port router. I just bought a new laptop with wireless connection. What I did was I connected my wireless ...
Summary: I have a wired network with 4 computers and 2 replayTV's at home. I want to add wireless access for a new laptop. What do I need to get? An access poi...
Summary: extending a somewhat highspeed network Need some advice here re: expanding a wireless network. I’m helping create a wireless network, and I don’t have...
Summary: Many thanks to those who replied to my earlier message. I think I will go with either the Belkin F5D7633UK4A or LINKSYS WAG54GS, and for the time bei...
Summary: Let me get it right. So a wireless router could act as a computer and get the wireless signal from a wireless spot ? My original thought is that a wir...
Summary: I have two computers. One is a deadbeat peice of crap with a screen that no longer works, and can only be used with a monitor. It, however, has a wire...
Summary: When you connected the two computers to the router you already created a LAN (Local Area Network). To share files you just need to enable File & Pritn...
Summary: I need to create a render farm in my classroom (i HAVE to have this tonight) but I am not sure as to how i should go about doing this. The initial com...
Summary: What happens when you tell it to create a wireless connection under network connections? I.e. 1.) Go to Control Panel 2.) Select Network Connections 3...
Summary: I am attempting to make a wireless network on two diffetent nic cards. I want Card #1 to connect to the internet via wired connection to a Linksys WRT...
Summary: I've added a wireless router (which has WAN port and 3 additional ports) to an existing 3 desktop pc network that's connected with a router/4-port swi...
Summary: Okay, that makes sense, but how do i install the second wireless network. every time i try to create a new connection xp just puts me back into the ne...
Summary: Just a little over a month ago we networked 3 computers using an Intelinet Wireless Router, which is also an AP. At the time we had no intention of us...
Summary: You can use a Linksys WAP54G for this. You can even add 7dB antennas to pick up more signal if it doesn't work. This access point is configurable as...
Summary: Hey, I have windows xp, a NETGEAR WR614 router and am using SBC Yahoo DSL. I have two computers a DELL INSPIRON 6000 and a custom desktop, both are co...
Summary: Building A has a wired NT client/server network. Building B has no ethernet cabling or any type of connectivity to Building A. I have installed 1 wi...
Summary: I have a Microsoft MN-700 wireless router. Its connected to my cable modem. And i connected a wired ethernet to my main computer (where im posting fro...
Summary: Hi, I have a general question regarding a Laptop and Wireless Networking and Wired networking. If you have a Wireless Connection enabled and connected...
Summary: Greetings: My niece has Verizon DSL internet service. The modem is wired directly into a PC. She wants to create a wireless network. Because she alrea...
Summary: Hi, I have two wireless routers one Belkin F5D7230-4 and one newly purchased Belkin G+ Mimo. The Belkin G+ Mimo is connected to a comcast cable modem ...
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