Summary: Trying to go from a netgear router to a linksys Wireless G environment. The linksys router and printserver are working but the nic is not... nic is ...
Summary: I am trying to connect an ADSL modem to my two computers which are linked together in a microsoft network. The computers are connected using a coaxial...
Summary: Are you sure your using the correct SSID? What mode is your school using "b" or "g". Is your card set to use only "g" mode? G nic cards should be a...
Summary: Or you could connect router to router and run both b and g routers. Then you could buy super-g and run at 108Mbps. -DF ABIT NF7-S v2.0 2500+@2200Mhz(...
Summary: I know there have been tons of posts on a similar topic but I can't seem to find one with specifics. I'm naive to a lot of this stuff so please bear ...
Summary: You will need to connect the wireless router directly to a PC and enter the configuration page and turn off DHCP on the wireless router. The wired rou...
Summary: The ads tell you how great wireless is, but in the real world it's still pretty flaky and you only use it for either convenience, or when it's absolut...
Summary: Setting up wireless home network (first time). 802.11b wireless router - I can get cheap. vs. 802.11g wireless router - costs more. If I am j...
Summary: The BEFW11S4 is a 802.11b router. So any 802.11b/g nic will work (802.11g runs in the 2.4 GHz band with 802.11b and is compatible. i.e. all g nics ar...
Summary: I have wireless too. Um... I think you have to have the same wireless equiptment (Wirless-b, Wirless-g) and you need the same SSID (default is linksys...
Summary: the four ports refer to four WIRED ports which in tur can be connected to hubs and switches a router can handel about 253 devices mostly wired about 1...
Summary: " I'd like to be able to use it at home on occasion without having to run a 30 foot cable from one room to another. I believe I just need a wireless a...
Summary: this is what I'm referring to. Select the one that's appropriate for your flavor of 802.11, b or g, and the specs should say whether or not it will wo...
Summary: Also if you are just useing it to access the internet then it isn't going to matter if its "B" or "G" , the slowest link in it all will always b...
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: sivibe how many external users at the same time are we talking about here? You write: I have assoicated 192.1681.1.X1 Server A with port 3389 in port ...
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: Jason, Don't try Preston's advice yet, he's right when your network is right. WAN connection is to:outside, like DSL modem for example.If you're using...
Summary: The only compatibility issue you need worry about is 'b' or 'g' band. Since your router and wifi card likely each support both bands, you're ready to ...
Summary: I have cable internet service. Some time ago I bought a router with a print server built in which I like. To reach difficult places in my house I wa...
Summary: I'd like to extend my wireless range. Here's my setup...In my basement I have a WRT54GS router. I also have an old fashioned signal booster from the...
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