Summary: A 10/100 router connected by CAT 5e wiring to each PC will give you up to 100Mbps on each port so the router itself won't slow down either connection ...
Summary: I recently installed a Linksys router to my network. After setting up the router I tried to log in. The log in was VERY slow and also any network ...
Summary: Also, my understanding is that a router shoud transfer data at 100 Mbps via cable and and up to 54 Mbps wireless. This is much higher than your modem ...
Summary: Does enabling WEP on a wireless network slow down the transfer speeds? If so, is there a speed difference between 64 bit WEP and 128 bit WEP? ...
Summary: Well, what I think you are asking for is loadbalancing. IE cap his connection so that he cant dig into your bandwidth and slow down your connection. T...
Summary: This is my third router because the other two were both claimed to be defective by Linksys. This router is having the same problem as the other two so...
Summary: I have a 100Mbps NIC on my laptop. I'm connected to my LAN via a hub that supports 100Mbps NICs. My lan is only a 10Mbps LAN. When I look in the Netwo...
Summary: Hi everybody. Please I'd like you to help me understand what's happening in my network. Maybe some of you have suffered a similar problem. I detected...
Summary: Hi, I'm having a problem with my home network that I'm hoping someone can help me with. I was using a Linksys router, then switched to a Neatgear WTG6...
Summary: i have just setup a local network with two machine hooked up to a router. since then my bt client seems to slow down my machine after it was running f...
Summary: I have a linksys WRT54G router, of which I've had for 3 years. Never had a problem until this past week. Recently I decided to drop my cable internet...
Summary: This question is just out of curiosity. When I connect my pc to my router, a green LED lights up on the router showing that my pc is connected. What...
Summary: Hello, I seem to be having a horrible time with my D-Link DI-704P ,(brown case) Router. After fighting with my Cable ISP for a week I finally got my ...
Summary: Hi, I have 2 NICs, I'm wondering is it possible to connect my modem to my pc,(NIC#1) then NIC#2 to wireless Router. then to other pcs that i have. i d...
Summary: Hi ddimitrov, Last week we had similar discussion (http://computing.net/networking/wwwboard/forum/20721.html). The consensus is that it does not look...
Summary: Here's the problem when I ping another PC on our peer to peer network it comes back "Request Timed out" we are currently running NT 4.0 workstation on...
Summary: Hi, I have a PC with windows 98 SE installed and it really slows downs on start up, or just running programs, or refuses to load programs sometimes wh...
Summary: It's actually not a real mystery why routers slow down the internet connection. Routers examine incoming data packets then switch them to the proper ...
Summary: Hi Please could you assisst. i do have a fair knowledge of computers but know very little about networks. I have purchased a adsl modem/wireless rout...
Summary: hi everyone, i got a crazy problem with my 2 PCs at home. Two Fujitsu Siemens Desktop PCs are connected to the Net over a swich + a router. I need to...
Summary: I would first make sure your LinkSys router has the current Firmware update installed. Check at the Linksys.com web site for your exact model if you d...
Summary: We are having a problem on our network. We upgraded from a T1 to a Dual T1 a couple of weeks ago. Ever since then, routers, and a very few computers l...
Summary: I am going to purchase another ip address so i can use a hub uinstead of router(so i dont have a firewall) and i was wondering if i used a 10 mbs hub ...
Summary: Hi, just wondering if any of you have this problem. PC A has a Linksys NIC with Win98se installed and PC B has an Aztech (NC2100 using Realtek chip) N...
Summary: Hi. I currently have my two computers networked together via my CAT5E crossover cable. The Only Thing Is, Id Like to use the second computer maybe as ...
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