Summary: First off I'll tell you the set up I have now and the one I would like to have in a few months. As of now I have my cable internet networked through a...
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: Ok here it is : home network , 5 pc, some are wireless, some aren't, connected to a D-Link DI 714P+ router. Some can see the other pc's and some can't...
Summary: Hi superdave1984, I will try to help but first some more clarification about your system. You have already given very useful information:-) Since you ...
Summary: hi All, I'm trying to teach the kids to email, and wanted to get them practicing buy sending emails to each other on the home network, (I don't want t...
Summary: I have two home Dell desktops with a newly purchased Linksys BEFSR41 v.3 wired router with ADSL intneret access. Both computers are running Windows X...
Summary: A friend of mine who's writing a book on wireless home networking recommends the Orinoco Gold wireless PC card (made by Lucent Technologies). It costs...
Summary: I am a newbie for home networking, and have exhausted all my tutorials and such. Setup: I have two desktops running Windows XP or XP Pro. Both can a...
Summary: ok, so i set up the home network and the 2 computers can both access the internet now, but every couple of minutes, i lose my connection on both compu...
Summary: I was hosting my site out of my dorm room and now I have moved back home and connected my computers together with phone network cards, the home comput...
Summary: Hi, I have a home network that consists of a cable modem and d-link wireless router. My computers all have nic cards that plug into a cat5 cable that ...
Summary: I have a Gateway with an Intel 600 running XP Home edition. I've got a 100MBps ethernet card in it and have a cable modem. I am trying to set up a h...
Summary: I have set up my linux box to run as an apache server, but it only works from my home network. any attempt to access from another computer directs to ...
Summary: So which is it? large network or home network? First issue: you have a ISP modem to a switch. No router. [how much is that costing you a month?] T...
Summary: Hello I am having a problem figuring out what I need to buy to set up my home network. Here is my situation: I currently have one DSL line running in...
Summary: I have 2 XP PC's on a home network via a Linksys router with DSL service. Both PC's can access DSL and see each others icon with a Network prompt. The...
Summary: After reading numerous guides on the 'net I have accomplished nothing but confusing myself(not a difficult task) so I hope somebody here can help me o...
Summary: I am trying to set up a home network with my laptop and my desktop so that I can print to a printer that is connected to my desktop and so that I can ...
Summary: By "The printer ... does support network" do you mean that the printer has ethernet or wireless capability? If so, is your modem a modem or a modem/ro...
Summary: I recently installed a linksys router in my home network, which was working fine. Now, neither computer can see eachother in the network and the main ...
Summary: I have 5 computers on my home network. I have dsl and a decent wireless router although most of the computers use the cat5 wire. I share 2 printers ...
Summary: Hi. I have a wireless router/ADSL modem which I use at home for the internet. My computer is connected wirelessly to it, and my partner's laptop is co...
Summary: I have a home network with a linksys switch, linksys router and cable modem. 3 computers running win2k. All computers can ping through the switch, rou...
Summary: Hi, I have a home network setup as follows: DSL> Linksys Wireless-N ADSL2+ Gateway WAG300N connected to 3 PCs IP Add: 192.168.1.1 PC1 Desktop PC with ...
Summary: Here is how my network is set up: I have a home network involving two routers, one wireless, one wired. My cable internet connection comes in on the s...
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