Summary: Need help if anyone can give it. 12PC's with win95. Machintosh DHCP server. Printer on network. Everything works fine. Formatted hard drives and insta...
Summary: My friend bought a Mac laptop for college. Are those compatible on Windows networks if there using TCP/IP as there protocol? Is there something MAC's...
Summary: Hello, After expanding the number of computers at home, (thus expanding my current "Peer-Peer Network") i've decided to take a different route, away f...
Summary: 2 Choices; 1) Run the entire network under pure IP. Not always the easiest solution and has limitions if you are not running a server. 2) If you have ...
Summary: Hello At work we have a 2003 based network. The server is (sort of) configured as a file server for a certain program we have so that ppl in the offic...
Summary: I have a MAC Book Pro and also two PCs. For some reason I can not connect to some sites on my MAC that I always get on everyday with no problems. I ...
Summary: Hi, Thanks for taking my ?. I have a g4 with tiger 10.4 that is on my ntwork and connected to my windows workgroup. I can mount the drive on the mac ...
Summary: 1F6 I don't know. The rem statements are from your autoexec.bat file. You can open this file to view the contents with wordpad. Autoexec.bat is locat...
Summary: Hi, I have an iMac liked via ethernet to a NT server. All works fine apart from the UAM volume on the mac is locked and i don't know how to set the...
Summary: Remember also, you still have to put both computers in the same workgroup. I used to know how to do this on a MAC, but it's been too long. I think you...
Summary: today 4th day of my first job. i have approx 30 user in my office. domain base network is applied OS windows 2000 server. and i 've some basic knowled...
Summary: I found a cool vnc based network manager at http://www.vncscan.com I was able to remotely deploy UltraVNC easily and all of our company computers show...
Summary: I work on a Win98 based network at work where i am not the administrator but wanto be the administrator for our area of computers (which is not a prob...
Summary: Hi, I’m in charge of upgrading our current network administration techniques. Which do you think is better – software-based network management to...
Summary: I've got a PC in a NT network. This PC is equipped with an ISDN card, and should be used to connect to the internett. Only this machine on the network...
Summary: I am working on an XP based network with one 98 system. The XP systems have two networking cards in one for the internet and one for the gmaccess tha...
Summary: I need NetBeui protocol installed on my Vaio running XP Pro so I can use the networking software on my Mac to network thru ethernet to it. Where can I...
Summary: I have a hp laserjet 4000 with a token ring network card installed, but my network is Ethernet. can i get them to work without buying another card for...
Summary: Additional info: I have a Win2k Pro serving up files on a mac/pc network. The DSL dishes out ip's with DHCP. (i.e. 10.0.0.1). DSL > Etherfast 24port...
Summary: There are actually, a number of things to consider. First and foremost....where bandwidth is concerned it is important to note that you'll never get m...
Summary: You may need a copy of PC MacLan by to do this. I haven't used it, but its suppose to work with NT. Or you may try setting up Appletalk on the M...
Summary: hello this may make you think twice about wlan (wireless lan)and make sure you dont use default pass words ect. have a nice read. ******************...
Summary: Hi All, Does anybody know of any software that works as a DHCP server and releases an IP address based on what MAC address it has?. Thanks in advance ...
Summary: I have 2 LANS working independently one LAN with 6 MACs only in our designing & printing department, and the other LAN is client Based network using ...
Summary: Hello, The question that I have concerns setting up a network that has computers on different OS's within it. The computer I have is the main com...
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