Summary: I have an all in one modem/router/usb/4 port switch WGC200 though comcast. I have been unable to use both wireless conectivity and ethernet (2x the d...
Summary: I have Epson all-in-one printer and would like to share it on the network through USB LinkSys Print Server Does anyone know if I will be able to acces...
Summary: i was wondering if anybody knows of a bi-directional print server that will work with my all-in-one printer? currently i cant scan images to my compu...
Summary: I have a print server with a epson all in one printer and found out that i can print, but i cant get any info from the printer such as ink levels. I ...
Summary: Hi Everyone My company is soon going to move from a Workgroup to a domain environment. Just wanted some advice on a few of my concerns. Some of this i...
Summary: Yesterday I just bought a brand new Linksys Wireless - G Cable Gateway, Model No: WCG200. It is a new type of consumer networking device that combines...
Summary: I've got a linksys WAP54G, works pretty good, I've used it at 40-50KB/s at around 50feet w/ WPA. Get a separate unit for the AP, don't go w/ one of th...
Summary: I have an all W2K network including W2K Server. We don't use Active Directory. Users logon to their systems locally but have access to shared data on ...
Summary: what will be the result if i put two 128 dsl lines live into difrent linksys reuter from there enter in one hub did the bandwith increase or speed in...
Summary: I have tried various ways to solve this issue with my cable modem. You are unable to use a hub to split these connections and unable to use to Nic ca...
Summary: I have the same problem with my WRT54GX router. In my situation I use two Linksys WUSB54G, one Linksys WPC54GX and one Linksys WET54G for the wireless...
Summary: I wouldn't go that route if it were me. Pull two Cat5 cables and use the blue pair in one for your telephone. Use the second network cable (all 4 pa...
Summary: Can anyone steer me to detailed networking instructions? I admit I am a novice. I've read alot about networking, and I set up a 3 computer network at ...
Summary: In our office we have a server with several computers set up throughout the building. We have shared printers on this network before, but the printers...
Summary: I wish to build a Wired LAN. I have been preparing for some time. I bought a new PC a year or two back which was Gigabit network capable. Subsequently...
Summary: I have two NICS in one 2003 member server. One is configured with a public IP from a block of 8. Connection 1: 71.bbb.cc.220 255.255.255.248 71.bbb.cc...
Summary: I have found an ethernet LinkSys router on amazon. It says it has switches, does that mean I can connect computers together using it instead of a hub?...
Summary: Hi wonderful helpers. Is there a problem using two network cards in one PC. One will connect to my cable modem, and the other to my laptop PC. It save...
Summary: Linksys router. Toshiba Laptop-wifi from Living Room to Dell A960 All-in-One Printer in next room. Dell Dimension Desktop connect in there. Both Windo...
Summary: Hi ill tell you bout my set up!! It might help you!! My network is Workgroup setup, no domain server, I have one pc i call the main pc, this share's b...
Summary: Ok, here's what I have & what I'm after. I have an HP all in one that i'd like to share with 4 pc's in my house. All are on Rogers high speed & connec...
Summary: Hi guys, I have a slightly confusing set up. I use a verizon modem/wirless g router all in one. 2 of the ports connect directly to pcs. port 3 cone...
Summary: I have 3 PC's going into a hub sharing a cable modem. They all connected fine until I got a new NIC (Linksys LNE100TX)in one of them (PC 1). Windows X...
Summary: yes that is correct. There shouldn't be anything you will need to reconfigure as far as rewiring your ADSL into the home>socket. For more flexability ...
Summary: My house currently has two desktop computers and one which we will purchase soon. A gateway computer without any sort of wirelesss card and we are pu...
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