Summary: If you want the upstairs WRT54G to be using the same WiFi channel and on the same network as the downstairs WRT54G, it won't work. You will be creati...
Summary: okay so my router was working fine, but the network want secure. as i ran the disk to connect the router to the computer, it could not detect the rout...
Summary: R1=Linksys cable/dsl(befsr41) 4 ports R2=SMC Barricade dsl with print server (smc7004abr) 4 ports ======================================= I like to co...
Summary: I Just got a second computer, and I would like to connect them both to my 1 DSL Modem. I picked up a regular 4 port hub, but I think I need a router (...
Summary: I have an advanced home networking question. I want to connect a simple 8 port hub to my DSL modem. Then I want to use two of the ports to connect wi...
Summary: To create a LAN you need one (1) DHCP server to assign IP addresses to the clients. The easiest way to connect 2 routers into a LAN is to go into the...
Summary: I have a Netgear WNR834B router wich is connected to my cable modem that has 2 computer connected by wire. My second router is WRT54G with the dd-wrt ...
Summary: Hi. i have two computers. I want to connect both computers together, but the ethernet card on one computer is already being used up by the cable inter...
Summary: Hi, there are 2 small LAN networks at our business and I'd like to connect my machine to both but I'm not sure how. I have ethernet cables from both ...
Summary: Hi all, I want to connect 2 or 3 computers on each one SAP R3 and SAP XI and SAP MDM are running in my home. Please explain the procedure. Regards Sr...
Summary: Hi. I need some help. I have recently bought a laptop pc and crossover cable. I want to connect my laptop to my desktop PC. But this is the trick i wa...
Summary: I have 5 computer systems, a cable modem and 2 routers. I had all 4 systems and the cable modem connected to the one Router (DI-704P Rev A 2.56 build ...
Summary: If the cable from the front system is a "cross over" cable, then you can enable the ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) software and both share the IP c...
Summary: Hi... I'm setting up my first network...unsure of a couple of things... Cable Internet connection...using cable router, DHCP and NAT...have 3 computer...
Summary: Hi, I have 2 computers both have Windows 2000 professional and ethernet cards. I just put dsl on one, but they said that because of the fiber optic li...
Summary: Right off the bat, this is a typo, so correct it. "It seems that with the DNS at 192.168.1.2 it can't even resolve the host, and with the DNS at 192....
Summary: Couple of things... If you just connect all the PC's to the Router's 4 Port SwitchHub and connect the Hub to the Cable modem, then it will do what yo...
Summary: How to connect 2 different network with differnt IP(10.0.0.1 and 11.0.0.1) but same subway mask(255.0.0.0) together to share file at "My Network Place...
Summary: hi i am trying to connect two computer with each other both have window server 2003 installed (a laptop & a desktop pc) my current situation is that i...
Summary: I have a cable connection hooked to a router and a modem. But not connected to any computer. (cable in another room..) I want to know how to connect...
Summary: Hi, This is a simple question! I would like to know how to connect 2 hubs together, Does I need a Crossover cable? Or a direct cable? I pluged it in t...
Summary: I had the same hub problems w/ 2 networked pcs and a cable line -- got the linksys and everything's great EXCEPT I forgot I want to share a printer...
Summary: In my current network setup, I have a Linksys Router/Switch, which gives cable internet, through the "WAN" port to 2 computers downstairs. I then have...
Summary: How do you want to connect 1). Two PC's in different locations to be connected through a modem for chatting or datatransfer etc. 2). Both the PC's in ...
Summary: I have two routers. (1) wireless linksys (2) hardwire netgear. I have been trying to setup my network to work with both of these routers on the same ...
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